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Crossroads HVAC Systems Ltd
Distance: 3.7 Mi256 Jackson Rd
T6L 6N6 Edmonton -
Lockerbie & Hole Inc.
Distance: 4.3 Mi10320 146 Street
T5N 3A2 Edmonton -
Capital Mechanical Plumbing & Heating Ltd
Distance: 5.9 Mi14843 118 Ave
T5L 2M7 Edmonton -
Cydcom Heating & Air Conditioning
Distance: 8.6 Mi44 Dunluce Rd
T5X 4N9 Edmonton -
HPS Controls
Distance: 8.8 Mi214 Street # 10683
T5S 2A2 Edmonton
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Common Pest FAQ? -Q: Where do bedbugs come from? -A: Bedbugs can be picked up through travel, visitors, or from neighboring apartment units. -Q: How do you get rid of bedbugs? -A: Through 3 spray applications, at 2 weeks apart. This is to catch the lifecycle of the bedbugs as the spray doesn't penetrate the eggs. Preparation is key to this, as our technicians can only spray as well as the place is prepared. Check out our preparation sheets for the full information. -Q: Will cold temperatures kill bedbugs? -A: Not very effectively. A hot wash and a hot dryer kills much more effectively. -Q: Do we have any venomous spiders? -A: There aren't endemic spiders here in Alberta that are considered poisonous to us. As with any sting or bite, there is always the possibility of allergic reactions. -Q: Can you tell if you have deer mice by the droppings? -A: Mice droppings aren't good enough to determine the species. We recommend treating all mouse droppings with caution. Never sweep or vacuum droppings as this can cause them to become airborne. -Q: Can mice climb? -A: Yes, they can climb. They have been known to climb to get into dryer vents and even attics. -Q: What happens if mice die in my walls? -A: Since they are in a sealed area, the likelihood of them transmitting any disease is very remote. If they have died of natural causes they will most likely rot and cause an odor. If they have died through our poison, they will dry up and not have any odor. -Q: Can bedbugs transmit diseases? -A: No, they have never been shown to be able to transmit any diseases. -Q: How do you clean up mice droppings? -A: It is recommended that professionals clean up droppings as they can potentially carry viruses. If you are going to clean them yourself, DO NOT vacuum or sweep the droppings as this can cause them to become airborne. Always clean up with a wet method such as a 10% bleach solution, and exercise caution by using gloves, a mask and eye protection. Common Preparation Sheet FAQ? -Q: If I wrap my mattress in plastic, will it kill my bedbugs? -A: No, it will only contain them. If you choose to put plastic over the mattress, make sure you take it off for the spray treatments, otherwise our spray will not get to where the bedbugs are. -Q: If I get rid of my mattress, will it get rid of my bedbugs? -A: This will get rid of the bedbugs that are on your mattress, but it doesn't take into account the bedbugs that are behind the baseboards and other gaps. -Q: How do I prepare for a treatment? -A: Check out our preparation sheets! -Q: Do I have to wash all my clothing for a bedbug treatment? -A: Yes, we recommend you wash all clothing in hot water that may have come in contact with bedbugs. -Q: What do I do if I have a heavy piece of furniture by the wall that I can't move? -A: You can leave a heavy piece of furniture and our technicians will work around it. -Q: Why do I need to clean out my kitchen cupboards for pests (roach, grain beetle, etc.) spray? -A: Since many pests live in cupboards, we need access to these areas for effective control. By emptying your cupboards we can spray inside and kill them.