For property managers
Multi-unit pest control across Edmonton, coordinated building-wide.
Treating one unit is rarely enough
A tenant reports bed bugs in 304. Six weeks later 302 reports the same thing. Bed bugs and cockroaches travel through shared walls and plumbing stacks.
We inspect the surrounding units as standard, treat what's affected, and give you a written record of every suite entered.
Tenant preparation, handled
The most common reason a multi-unit treatment fails is a tenant who didn't prepare. Every preparation sheet on this site is a branded PDF you can forward directly, so there's no ambiguity about what was asked and when.
On contract
- Per-building pricing, not full call-out per unit
- Written service records per suite
- Adjoining-unit inspection included
- Tenant preparation sheets you can forward
- Bait station maps for rodent programs
Request contract pricing
Tell us the building type and unit count.
Buildings we look after
Apartment buildings
Unit-level treatment with adjoining-suite inspection, documented per suite.
Condo corporations
Board-ready reporting and common-area programs.
Rental portfolios
One point of contact across addresses, with consolidated invoicing.
Questions
Do you treat adjoining units?
Can we forward the preparation sheets to tenants?
What documentation do we get?
Do you offer contract pricing?
Managing a building with a pest problem?
Send us the unit count and what's been reported.