Pest control services · Greater Montréal
Gestion Parasitaire D'Amour inspects, identifies and treats pest activity in Montréal, Laval and the North Shore. The service is chosen according to the animal, where the activity is happening and what the inspection confirms.
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Types of intervention
Pest control is not one standard treatment. The work begins with the service the situation requires, then adapts to the species and the affected spaces.
For droppings, noises, damage, insects or tracks you cannot confidently identify. Alexandre reviews what you noticed, checks the active areas and determines whether an on-site inspection is needed before recommending work.
Applies to
Mice, rats, cockroaches, bed bugs, ants, wasps, hornets, spiders and wildlife
The treatment is selected for the pest, the extent of the activity and the spaces involved. Preparation, precautions and the expected follow-up are explained before the intervention begins.
Applies to
Mice, rats, cockroaches, bed bugs, ants, wasps, hornets and spiders
The animal, its access route and the possible presence of young are assessed first. The response may involve removal, capture or another lawful method chosen for the species, season and location.
Applies to
Raccoons, squirrels, groundhogs, skunks and pigeons
When it is part of the recommended intervention, Alexandre can identify active openings and explain the exclusion, repair, cleanup, monitoring or follow-up needed after the affected space is confirmed clear.
Applies to
Especially rodents and wildlife, with case-specific guidance for insects
Pests and animals treated
Each page explains the signs to look for, what Alexandre checks and how the intervention changes according to the evidence.
Rodent control
Identify mouse or rat activity, trace entry routes and nesting areas, then choose treatment, cleanup and prevention measures for the situation.
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Cockroach treatment
Confirm the insect and active areas, assess how far the activity extends and plan treatment, preparation and follow-up for the affected space.
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Bed bug treatment
Inspect the evidence and rooms involved, explain preparation and precautions, then treat and monitor according to what the inspection confirms.
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Ant treatment
Identify the type of ant and where the activity leads. Carpenter-ant activity, pavement ants and a few foraging ants do not call for the same response.
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Wasp and hornet treatment
Confirm the insect and locate the nest or active entrance before deciding how the activity can be treated, removed or safely sealed afterward.
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Spider treatment
Assess recurring sightings, webs, egg sacs, insect prey and likely access points before recommending targeted treatment and prevention.
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Wildlife removal
Assess raccoons, squirrels, groundhogs, skunks or pigeons, including the occupied area, active access and possible young, before choosing a lawful response.
View this serviceWildlife relocation
A call about “relocation” may involve a raccoon in an attic, squirrels at a soffit, a groundhog beneath a deck, a skunk under a structure or pigeons using a ledge. Those situations do not all permit the same service.
Alexandre first identifies the animal, the occupied area, the active access and whether young or a nest may be present. Depending on the species, season, location and applicable rules, the response may involve removal, capture, permitted relocation or another method.
Raccoons · squirrels · groundhogs · skunks · pigeons
Why the recommendation changes
The pest matters, but so do the location, access and pattern of activity. These details determine what needs to be inspected and treated.
The timing, weight of the movement, droppings and access route help distinguish mice or rats from squirrels, raccoons or another animal. An occupied opening should not be sealed before it is assessed.
A specimen, photo and the rooms involved help separate cockroaches, bed bugs, ants and other insects. In an apartment or condo, shared walls and service passages may change the inspection scope.
Wasps entering one soffit gap, ants leading toward damp wood and wildlife returning beneath a deck each require a different service. The visible opening is only one part of the assessment.
Service areas
The exact service still depends on the pest, property and access. Call with your address to confirm coverage outside the detailed Montréal and Laval areas.
Service questions
Current pest-control services cover mice, rats, cockroaches, bed bugs, ants, wasps, hornets and spiders. The first step is to confirm the pest and the extent of its activity so the treatment is suited to the species, affected spaces and occupants.
The current wildlife service covers raccoons, squirrels, groundhogs, skunks and pigeons in Montréal, Laval and the North Shore. Bats and other species are not promised on this page. Alexandre can confirm whether the animal is within scope or requires a specialized resource.
No. Removal does not automatically mean transporting an animal elsewhere. The permitted response depends on the species, season, location, presence of young and applicable rules. After assessing the situation, Alexandre explains whether removal, capture, relocation or another method is appropriate.
Yes. Describe what you saw, heard or found and where it happened. A clear photo, a short recording or notes about the time of activity may help. Alexandre can then determine whether identification is possible remotely or whether an on-site inspection is needed.
Entry-point work is determined case by case. An active wildlife opening should not be sealed until the space is confirmed vacant. Alexandre identifies relevant access points and explains what exclusion or repair work is included and what may need to be completed separately.
Not sure which service applies?
Alexandre can start from the signs, explain what needs to be inspected and confirm the recommended work and price before the intervention begins.
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Describe what's happening, even if you aren't sure which insect or animal you saw. Alexandre will reply with the recommended next step.
