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Beetle control in Edmonton

Identified first, then treated where they breed rather than where they were noticed.

From $250 after inspection, priced before we start

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Three carpet beetles the size of apple seeds on cream wool carpet at the foot of a white baseboard, with shed larval skins around them.

The method

How the job runs

01

Identify

Carpet beetles, pantry beetles and ground beetles are three different problems that look similar on a windowsill.

02

Find the source

A pantry beetle means a package. A carpet beetle means a fabric or a dead insect in a void. Treating the sighting solves neither.

03

Treat and remove

The source is dealt with and the surrounding area treated, which is what stops the count climbing again.

04

Check the perimeter

Ground beetles come in from outside, so the exterior line matters as much as the room.

On the job

What it looks like on site

A kneeling technician shines a torch into the gap under a stainless counter in a working commercial kitchen.The gap under the counter, which is the first place anything lives.
A clipboard, pen, tape measure, torch and black gloves laid on the open tailgate of a white work pickup.The report starts on the tailgate before anyone drives away.

Book an inspection

Get it looked at

Beetles treatment starts at $250. The figure is set after we have seen it, and before anything is applied.

Covered by the quarterly border spray on the Mice and Insect plan, from $70 a month. See the plans

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Questions we get

About beetles specifically.

They move toward light when they die or when they are trying to leave. It tells you very little about where they came from.

Only the infested package and anything else it reached. Pantry beetles get into one thing and spread out from it, so the job is finding the source rather than emptying the cupboard into a bin bag. We show you what to look for, because the package that started it is usually not the one you noticed them in.

Beetles are included in the quarterly border spray on the Mice and Insect plan and above, along with ants, spiders, earwigs, centipedes, sow bugs and silverfish. The plan treats the perimeter every quarter, which handles the ones coming in from outside. Something already established in a cupboard is a treatment rather than a plan.

Anything not here, call 825-522-1997 and describe it. Most of the time we can tell you what it is on the phone.