Rodent control built around New Westminster properties
Downtown, Queensborough, Sapperton, and The Heights: heritage homes, riverfront, and stratas. Ants, rodents, bed bugs, wasps, and commercial programmes with clear scope. For rodents (mice & rats), that means our inspection starts with the local building type, nearby moisture or greenbelt pressure, shared walls, food sources, and access points before we recommend treatment.
What we check for in New Westminster
- Mice in kitchens, attics, and wall voids
- Rats along fence lines, sheds, and carports
- Sites needing snap traps plus food or liquid bait
- Entry via garage doors, vent screens, and pipe sleeves
- Hidden routes found with plumbing smoke testing
- Activity in stratas with shared garbage rooms
Neighbourhood coverage
We serve Downtown New Westminster, Queensborough, Sapperton, The Heights, West End, Fraser River South and surrounding New Westminster neighbourhoods. If your property is outside these examples, call and we will confirm the nearest technician route.
How service usually works
- 1
Inspect inside and outside
We map droppings, gnaw marks, grease rubs, nesting areas, plumbing penetrations, and the routes rodents use around the home. Our inspections use motion sensor cameras, a borescope, and a thermal camera to locate pest activity in voids, wall cavities, attics, and rooflines that a visual walkthrough alone can miss.
- 2
Snap traps, food bait & liquid bait
We set professional snap traps on confirmed runways, deploy food bait in tamper-resistant stations, and use liquid bait when rodents are wary or pressure is high.
- 3
Exclude—and smoke-test unseen holes
We close accessible exterior openings around foundations, roofs, vents, garages, and utilities. Add the $125 plumbing smoke test so hidden pipe and void pathways are revealed and patched.
- 4
Confirm no ongoing indoor activity
We review traps and bait stations on follow-up visits, adjust placement, and continue until the home shows no ongoing rodent activity.
- 5
Monitor outside
Exterior monitoring around runways, landscaping, garages, and other pressure points helps us find renewed activity before rodents return indoors.



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