Pest problems handled building-wide, not suite by suite.
Mice in the parkade, ants in the ground-floor units, wasps on the roof deck - pests don’t respect strata lot boundaries, and treating one suite at a time rarely solves anything. Effective pest control in a multi-family building means treating the building as one system.
Let us know what residents are reporting, and we’ll bring the problem to pest control companies experienced in strata properties - returning proposals for treatment and ongoing prevention that your council can weigh side by side.
- You say what you need
- We find vetted providers and get quotes
- You decide - no obligation
Our process
How it works
- 1
Tell us what your building needs
Fill in one short form. It takes about two minutes. No searching, no phone tag.
- 2
We find your perfect match
A real person on our team matches your job with the companies whose real performance in buildings like yours proves they can do it well.
- 3
We collect written proposals for you
We aim to bring you at least two competitive proposals whenever practical, so you can compare real options side by side.
- 4
You decide
Take your time and review the options with your council. We earn nothing from the trades, so there is no pressure to pick anyone - or anyone at all.
Common questions
Pest Control questions councils ask
- Who is responsible for pest control in a strata - the owner or the corporation?
- Generally, the strata corporation handles pests in common property - parkades, hallways, storage areas, building exterior - and infestations that spread between units, while an isolated problem inside one strata lot may fall to the owner. Bylaws vary, but building-wide treatment is usually the corporation’s call because piecemeal treatment simply moves pests around.
- Is one-time treatment enough, or does a strata need an ongoing program?
- For rodents in particular, one-time treatment rarely lasts - buildings near green space, transit lines, or construction see steady pressure. Most strata buildings do better with a monthly or quarterly program that maintains bait stations, seals entry points, and documents activity, which also gives the council records if owners raise concerns.
- What should a strata pest control proposal include?
- Look for an initial inspection, identification of entry points and attractants, a treatment plan for both common areas and affected units, service frequency, and written reports after each visit. Comparing two or three proposals on those elements shows the real differences beyond the monthly price.
Recurring Services
Related services we can help with
Tell us what your building needs.
Fill in one short form. We’ll find the right professionals and collect written proposals for your council to compare. We take nothing from the trades - and the decision is always yours.
Start a Task- You say what you need
- We find vetted providers and get quotes
- You decide - no obligation