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Rodent-Proofing Your Car: Keeping Mice Out of Your Engine

As the temperature drops in Hamilton and engines grow cold overnight, your car can become a surprising refuge for one of the most persistent pests—mice. While most people associate rodent infestations with basements, attics, and kitchens, vehicles are increasingly becoming a favourite hiding spot for these small but destructive intruders. This risk is especially high […]

How to Detect and Prevent a Hidden Termite Infestation

They’re silent, they’re sneaky, and they can cause thousands of dollars in damage before you even notice a single one. No, we’re not talking about raccoons in your attic or mice in the pantry—we’re talking about termites. Often referred to as “silent destroyers,” termites are one of the most dangerous pests a homeowner can face. […]

Overwintering Insects: Where Pests Go When It Gets Cold

When the frost sets in and the snow begins to fall, you might assume the bugs are gone for the season. No more flies buzzing by the window, no more crawling invaders on the kitchen floor—just peace, quiet, and the comforting crackle of a fireplace. But here’s the catch: just because you don’t see pests […]

Tick Season in Canada: What You Need to Know

As the warm summer air rolls into Southern Ontario, so too does a tiny but serious threat: ticks. Across Hamilton, Burlington, Oakville, and the surrounding areas, tick season is now fully upon us, typically running from early spring through late autumn. These minuscule arachnids are far more than just a nuisance; many species of ticks […]

Tiny Terrorists: Why Fleas Are More Than Just a Pet Problem

They’re small, sneaky, and able to leap over 100 times their own height. They bite, multiply rapidly, and bring chaos to both pets and people. We’re talking about fleas—those tiny terrorists that most homeowners underestimate until it’s far too late. At Action Pest, we hear it all the time: “I thought fleas were just a […]

The Buzz About Wasps: What Attracts Them to Your Yard?

You’re outside enjoying a cold drink and the sweet smell of spring blooms when it happens—bzzz. That unmistakable hum of wings zipping past your ear sends you into immediate alert. You look around, and sure enough, wasps have made themselves comfortable in your yard. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. At Action Pest, we get a […]

Nightmare in the Attic: Identifying and Removing Unwanted Critters

You hear scratching. Maybe even some soft scuttling. It’s 2:00 a.m. and the ceiling above your bedroom is alive with movement. As much as you’d like to believe it’s your imagination, you know better. You’ve got a nightmare in the attic—and it’s not going away on its own. Unwanted critters in the attic are more […]

ACTION PEST: Bugged Out! — The Comic Book Cleaning House One Creepy Crawler at a Time

Who says pest control can’t be fun? At Action Pest, we believe that protecting homes from invaders should come with a healthy dose of entertainment—and maybe even a few laughs. That’s why we’re proud to unveil something truly unique: our brand-new, fully illustrated comic book, ACTION PEST: Bugged Out!. Who says pest control can’t be […]

Pest-Proofing Your Home for Spring: What You Need to Know

The snow is melting, the birds are singing, and spring has officially arrived in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. While most of us are eager to throw open the windows and breathe in the fresh air, pests are just as eager—for very different reasons. As the ground thaws and temperatures rise, insects, rodents, and other nuisance wildlife […]

How Climate Change is Increasing Pest Problems in Canada

There was a time when Canadians could count on winter to knock back pest populations. The deep freezes and heavy snowfalls acted as a kind of natural pest control, keeping infestations at bay until spring. But as any Hamilton homeowner knows, those winters are getting shorter, milder, and less reliable. The snow comes late, melts […]

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