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When pests have invaded your home, call Petty Pest Control Services immediately. Our trained technicians provide rapid and dependable pest control services.

If you've noticed a roach in your kitchen, there are a few basic things I recommend checking around the home first.Start...
09/10/2026

If you've noticed a roach in your kitchen, there are a few basic things I recommend checking around the home first.

Start underneath the sink. Look for slow leaks, damp cabinets, or water collecting around plumbing. Then check behind the stove and refrigerator for crumbs and grease that don't normally get cleaned.

Keep cereal, flour, sugar, pet food, and other dry foods in sealed containers. I also recommend taking the garbage out regularly and avoiding dirty dishes sitting in the sink overnight.

These things may sound simple, but removing easy food, water, and hiding places can make a real difference.

I shared more from a recent roach job here in Southwestern Ontario in this month's journal. 👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservice.ca/roach-prevention-a-recent-job-and-some-homeowners-tips]

– Jim

September is when I start hearing from more homeowners about roaches around Southwestern Ontario.Most of the time, it st...
09/03/2026

September is when I start hearing from more homeowners about roaches around Southwestern Ontario.

Most of the time, it starts with one showing up late at night near the kitchen sink or stove. Then another one appears a few days later, usually around the same area.

Roaches are good at staying out of sight, so the ones you see aren't always the whole problem. They tend to hide behind appliances, underneath cabinets, and around plumbing where they have easy access to food, moisture, and warmth.

If you're seeing them repeatedly, especially at night, it's worth paying attention rather than waiting to see if they disappear on their own.

I recently handled a roach problem here in Southwestern Ontario that started with a few sightings around the kitchen.

I wrote about what we found and how we handled it in this month's journal.

👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservice.ca/roach-prevention-a-recent-job-and-some-homeowners-tips]

– Jim

I really appreciated this review from Ashley Williams here in Southwestern Ontario:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"I acquired the services of...
07/30/2026

I really appreciated this review from Ashley Williams here in Southwestern Ontario:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
"I acquired the services of Petty Pest Control a few times in the past. Jim was very kind and helpful as I was unaware of the extermination process. For any pest issues I have in the future, I will call Jim."

That part about explaining the process means a lot to me.

Most homeowners don’t deal with pest or rodent issues every day, so it’s normal to have questions. I never want someone to feel like they’re being left in the dark about what’s happening in their own home.

A good service should explain what was found, what needs to be done, and what to watch for after the visit.

Thanks again to Ashley for the kind words and for trusting Petty Pest Control.
👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservices.com/]

– Jim

When I’m dealing with rodent activity, I’m not just looking at the droppings or the noises homeowners are hearing.I want...
07/23/2026

When I’m dealing with rodent activity, I’m not just looking at the droppings or the noises homeowners are hearing.

I want to know why the rodents picked that property in the first place.

Here in Southwestern Ontario, I usually start with the outside of the home, foundation areas, utility entry points, garage doors, vents, door seals, and any small gaps that could be giving them access.

Then I look at where they may be spending time once they get close to the home. Garages, basements, sheds, and storage areas are common because they’re quiet and sheltered.

Treating the activity is important, but if the entry points stay open, the problem can come back.

The best results usually come from handling both sides, what’s happening now and what allowed it to start.

If you want to learn more about our rodent prevention services, you can find that here:
👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservices.com/rodent]

– Jim

Before you call anyone for rodents, take a slow walk around the outside of your home.I always tell homeowners to check t...
07/16/2026

Before you call anyone for rodents, take a slow walk around the outside of your home.

I always tell homeowners to check the small spots first — around utility lines, vents, garage doors, door frames, and the foundation.

Rodents don’t need a big opening to get inside. A small gap that looks harmless to us can be enough for them.

Then check your garage, basement, shed, or storage areas. If there are open bags of pet food, bird seed, or cluttered corners that don’t get moved often, those are worth cleaning up.

These small steps won’t always solve an active problem, but they can make your home a lot less inviting.

I shared more from a recent rodent prevention job here in Southwestern Ontario in this month’s journal.

👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservices.com/pestjournal/b/rodent-prevention-a-recent-job-some-homeowner-tips]

– Jim

I start getting more rodent calls around Southwestern Ontario in July than a lot of people would expect.Most homeowners ...
07/09/2026

I start getting more rodent calls around Southwestern Ontario in July than a lot of people would expect.

Most homeowners think of mice and rats as a fall or winter problem, but I usually start seeing the early signs in summer.

It might be a few droppings in the garage. Scratching sounds at night. A bag or box in storage that looks like something has been chewing on it.

Those little signs are easy to ignore, but they usually mean rodents have found a way close to the home.

Around here, I often find activity around garages, basements, sheds, and storage areas because they’re quiet and don’t get disturbed much.

I recently handled a rodent prevention job that started with a few small signs just like that.

I wrote up the full job and what we found in this month’s journal entry.
👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservices.com/pestjournal/b/rodent-prevention-a-recent-job-some-homeowner-tips]

– Jim

Here’s a recent 5-star review from Margaret Cameron, a Southwestern Ontario customer:“We have worked with the Petty Pest...
06/25/2026

Here’s a recent 5-star review from Margaret Cameron, a Southwestern Ontario customer:

“We have worked with the Petty Pest Control Team on and off for over a decade now. Jim and his team have always provided excellent service and have always worked well with our tenants when visiting units. Highly recommend.”

I always appreciate when Southern Ontario homeowners and property managers take the time to leave feedback, especially when we’ve been working together for a long time.

We always try to keep the process straightforward, communicate clearly, and make things easy for both homeowners and tenants during visits.

Visit our website:👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservices.com/]

– Jim

When mosquito activity keeps building around a property, there’s usually a combination of breeding areas and shaded rest...
06/18/2026

When mosquito activity keeps building around a property, there’s usually a combination of breeding areas and shaded resting spots causing the problem.

At Petty Pest Control in Southwestern Ontario, I don’t just focus on reducing the mosquitoes you notice flying around. I focus on what’s allowing them to stay active around the property in the first place.

I start with a full inspection of the yard, looking for standing water, drainage issues, shaded landscaping, clogged gutters, and other areas where mosquitoes tend to gather.

From there, I apply targeted treatment around high-activity areas like shrubs, fence lines, damp corners, and outdoor living spaces. I also go over the conditions around the property that should be corrected to help prevent the issue from building back up.

Mosquito control works best when both treatment and prevention are handled together.

You can read more about how I handle mosquito prevention in Southwestern Ontario here: 👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservices.com/mosquitoes]

– Jim

Before calling anyone, I usually recommend Southwestern Ontario homeowners check a few simple things around the yard whe...
06/11/2026

Before calling anyone, I usually recommend Southwestern Ontario homeowners check a few simple things around the yard when mosquito activity starts increasing.

The first thing I tell people to look for is standing water. That includes buckets, bird baths, clogged gutters, planters, toys, and anything else holding rainwater for more than a couple of days.

It also helps to keep grass and shrubs trimmed back, especially around decks and fence lines where mosquitoes like to rest during the day.

If you spend time outside in the evenings, adding airflow with outdoor fans can help as well since mosquitoes aren’t strong flyers.

These steps won’t completely eliminate mosquitoes, but they can reduce how comfortable your property is for them.

I explained more about what I found during a recent mosquito prevention job here in Southwestern Ontario in this month’s journal.

👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservices.com/pestjournal/b/mosquito-prevention-a-recent-job-some-homeowner-tips]

– Jim

June is when I start getting more calls about mosquitoes here in Southwestern Ontario.Once the weather warms up and peop...
06/08/2026

June is when I start getting more calls about mosquitoes here in Southwestern Ontario.

Once the weather warms up and people start spending more time outside, mosquito activity picks up pretty quickly. Most homeowners notice it first in the evenings around decks, patios, and backyards.

Mosquitoes don’t just make it uncomfortable to be outside. Once they start breeding around a property, the activity can build fast, especially after periods of rain and heat.

In Southwestern Ontario, I usually find mosquito activity tied to standing water, clogged gutters, shaded areas, and spots around the yard that stay damp for long periods.

I went through a recent mosquito prevention job in Southwestern Ontario in this month’s journal, including what was attracting them and how we handled it.

👉 [https://pettypestcontrolservices.com/pestjournal/b/mosquito-prevention-a-recent-job-some-homeowner-tips]

– Jim

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