Preventative Measures at Home Can Go a Long Way in Staying Pest Free: Orkin Canada
MISSISSAUGA, ON, May 21, 2015 /CNW/ - Whether Canadians are enjoying the summer in the city or in the country, there is a strong chance they will encounter one or more pesky pests, according to Orkin Canada, the country's leading pest control company with more than a century of experience.
The following is a list of 10 pests Canadians may encounter this summer be it downtown, in the suburbs or at the cottage (in alphabetical order):
1. Ants 2. Bed bugs 3. Cockroaches 4. Earwigs 5. Raccoons |
6. Rats/mice 7. Spiders 8. Squirrels 9. Termites 10. Wasps/bees/hornets |
This list is based on the residential service calls, inquiries and searches on orkincanada.ca in the summer of 2014. Orkin Canada anticipates that the usual sus-pests will bug Canadians during 2015's hot season.
"As the seasons change, pests are continually trying to get inside a home. They are constantly looking for food, protection from the elements and places to breed," said Dr. Alice Sinia, resident entomologist at Orkin Canada. "Understanding where pests hide and breed is the first step to keeping them in their place."
Sinia advises homeowners and residents to make their homes as unwelcoming to pests as possible. Here are three easy ways to be an inhospitable host:
About Orkin Canada
Orkin Canada, a wholly owned subsidiary of Rollins, Inc. (NYSE:ROL) is the country's largest pest control provider and leader in the development of fast, effective and environmentally responsible pest control solutions. One key program is the Home Pest Protection Program that prevents and eradicates pest infestations and provides key information about pests. Orkin Canada provides professional services to both residential and commercial clients from coast to coast. For more information, visit www.orkincanada.ca, like www.facebook.com/OrkinCan or follow @orkincanada.
SOURCE Orkin Canada
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