Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Small Animals problem. SMALL ANIMALS Raccoon Porcupine Striped Skunk Woodchuck CALL US (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663 -1779 EMAIL prevex@videotron.ca BUSINESS HOURS Mon-Fri: 7am to 10pm

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Blatte du Surinam problem. COCKROACHES Surinam Cockroach Description: The adult Surinam cockroach is 18 to 25 mm long. Brown in colour, its pronotum (thorax) is dark brown to black. Its wings are pale brown, except for the almost transparent tip. Food: The Surinam cockroach feeds on house plants. Habits: The Surinam cockroach is a nosy insect, it lives in the soil of indoor plants, under dead leaves outside and sometimes in atrium or greenhouses. Reproduction: The Surinam cockroach reproduces by parthenogenesis, that is to say, without fertilization by a male, so the female is enough to perpetuate the species. The female of this species carries her ootheca inside her body and when the embryos come out of the eggs, the female expels the ootheca giving the impression of live birth. The female can have an average of 3 egg cells containing an average of 26 eggs.

Dans les Laurentides pour trouvez un exterminateur et pour une solution au problème de vermine : appelez Extermination St-Jérôme au (450) 436-1779 | (1 800) 663-1779 (sans frais). IDENTIFY YOUR BUGS! Here are the main insects, small animals and rodents that can cause you public health problems. This will help you identify the type of animal, the risks associated with their presence and infestation and the solutions available. When the problem is minor, you may be able to intervene yourself. However, when it grow out of hand, it will require a team of seasoned and experienced exterminators like offered by Extermination St-Jérôme. Spiders and mites Cockroaches Ants Food insects Tissue and paper insects Flies Casual Insects Small animals Biting-sucking insects Rodents Biting insects CALL US (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663 -1779 EMAIL prevex@videotron.ca BUSINESS HOURS Mon-Fri: 7am to 10pm

Identifier la Moufette rayée. Découvrez ses caractéristiques et comment pre évenir son infestation avec Extermination St-Jérôme. Info : (450) 436-1779. SMALL ANIMALS Striped Skunk Description: The skunk belongs to the mustelid family, all of whose members have developed secretory glands that give off a musky odour. However, this characteristic is particularly marked in the skunk , which can eject a foul-smelling liquid to defend itself, hence its colloquial nickname "stinking beast". In fact, its scientific name, the Latin word mephitis, means "foul-smelling". Food: The skunk is undeniably omnivorous (it eats a wide variety of foods). It feeds on insects, mice, shrews, ground squirrels, baby rabbits, bird eggs and various plants. In autumn and winter, its diet is, in roughly equal proportions, meaty and vegetarian; in summer it is mostly made up of insects. Skunks are particularly fond of grasshoppers, crickets and insect larvae, such as grubs, legionnaires and cutworms. They even eat wasps and bees, which they kill with their front legs. Although they annoy farmers with their intrusions into chicken coops and hives, it is estimated that almost 70% of their diet is made up of organisms harmful to humans and only 5% of their food is taken from food useful to them. Habits: The striped skunk is one of the most useful small mammals among those who inhabit regions of Canada where farms, meadows and forests alternate. , Unlike many other animals, it has adapted well to the presence of humans, and its range is much wider than it was originally. Reproduction: Skunks mate in late February or March when they emerge from their burrow; pups are usually born in early May. The litter is generally four to six young, although it can vary from two to sixteen.

Identifier le Cloporte commun . Découvrez ses caractéristiques et comment prévenir son infestation avec Extermination St-Jérôme. Info : (450) 436-1779. CASUAL INSECTS Common Woodlouse Description: The Common woodlouse is not an insect, it is part of crustaceans like lobsters. Oval in shape, it measures between 11 to 16 mm long and has 7 pairs of legs. The males are steel gray, the females more or less mottled and they are paler below. Food: The Common woodlouse generally feeds on dead and/or decaying plant matter. Habits: Common woodlouse prefers dark and humid places. Outside they are found under stones, pieces of wood, in the litter, in the soil of the gardens and under various objects placed on the wet ground. Reproduction: The female lays between 24 and 80 eggs per litter and can have between 1 and 3 litters per year. She will lay these eggs in an incubator pouch, or marsupium, located under her chest where the young will hatch and live there for almost 44 days before leaving.

Don't wait to have them everywhere! Call us: (450) 436-1779 DON'T WAIT UNTIL IT IS EVERYWHERE! WE CAN HELP YOU NOW Vigilance and prevention are essential to keep bedbugs, supplies or rodents out of your home or your commercial/industrial establishment. However, sometimes the infestation is beyond your means and requires the intervention of professionals. If this is your case, don't hesitate to call the Extermination St-Jérôme inc team to the rescue. We have been delivering individual residences and commercial establishments from parasitic fauna for 50 years and helping them to prevent any recurrence. Call us at: (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663-1779 (toll free) Une invasion en douceur Imaginez, vous êtes bien installé dans votre fauteuil en train de regarder votre série télé préférée, ou que vous êtes couché dans votre lit confortable. Tout d’un coup ! Vous entendez un drôle de bruit en provenance des murs. Est-ce le vent ? que vous pensez. Mais que non ! C'est le début d'une histoire épique : l'invasion des souris ! Ces p'tites bêtes-là, des vrais ninjas du règne animal, ont décidé de faire de vos murs leur terrain de jeu privé. Pire! Leur royaume. Avez-vous un problème de souris dans votre résidence, votre commerce ou votre établissement industriel ? Si c'est le cas, a ppelez-nous aussi tôt que possible : (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663 -1779 (sans frais). Oui ! Nous pouvons vous aider Des indices qui ne trompent pas Au début, vous pourriez croire que les petites crottes noires trouvées dans la cuisine, c'est du café éparpillé. Mais détrompez-vous, c'est la marque de vos nouveaux colocataires. Ces souris ne sont pas là pour égayer votre foyer, mais plutôt pour transformer votre cuisine en leur jardin privé, où chaque miette de nourriture oubliée devient une invitation à la fête. La coexistence forcée avec les souris Ami-e des animaux, vous pensez peut-être à une cohabitation tranquille. Après tout, elles sont p'tites et jolies, non ? Mais vite, vous réalisez que ces charmantes petites bêtes passent partout, et votre maison devient un parc d'attractions pour souris, avec des manèges dans chaque coin. Appel à l’aide Après quelques tentatives infructueuses pour les chasser, vous appelez à l’aide. Allô ! Ici votre exterminateur dans les Laurentides , puis-je vous aider ? Oh que oui ! J'ai un problème de souris à la maison ! Pouvez-vous m'aider ? Armé de pièges et d’équipement pour la détection d’entrées et d'une expérience de plus de 55 ans, notre équipe d'exterminateurs part en guerre pour reprendre votre territoire. Chaque souris attrapée devient un trophée et une vic La victoire ou presque… À la suite de l’intervention de notre équipe d’exterminateurs, vous commencez à voir la lumière au bout du tunnel. Les apparitions se font rares, le calme revient dans vos murs. Vous avez presque gagné la guerre. Mais attention ! Dans le monde des souris, battre en retraite c'est souvent juste une tactique pour revenir en force. Si tel est le cas, il faudra poursuivre la lutte et suivre les recommandations d’Extermination St-Jérôme inc. jusqu’à ce que l’objectif soit atteint. Est-ce que la coexistence pacifique est possible ? À la fin, vous comprenez qu'une coexistence pacifique avec les souris, c'est possible, mais juste si elles restent dehors. Dans la nature, elles peuvent gambader à leur aise, loin de vos céréales et de vos fils électriques. Vous apprenez à les apprécier, mais de loin, là. Chez Extermination Saint-Jérôme inc. , nous sommes fiers de fournir des services de qualité supérieure en gestion parasitaire des souris (et autres rongeurs). Contactez-nous aujourd'hui pour une consultation et découvrez comment nous pouvons vous aider à retrouver la paix et la sécurité dans votre espace de vie ou de travail. DEVIS RAPIDE SUR D EMANDE A ppelez-nous aussi tôt que possible : (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663 -1779 (sans frais). Oui ! Nous pouvons vous aider Découvrez d'autres articles intéressants sur la gestion des souris : Comment puis-je savoir si j'ai une infestation de souris à la maison? Pourquoi les souris envahissent-elles votre maison ? Comprendre le problème.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Rodents problem. RODENTS Deer Mouse Common Mouse Black Rat Meadow Vole CALL US (450) 436-1779 | 1 800 663 -1779 EMAIL prevex@videotron.ca BUSINESS HOURS Mon-Fri: 7am to 10pm

Problème de fourmis? Appelez-nous avant d'en avoir partout ! 450-436-1779 ! RESIDENTIAL We work quickly, efficiently and discreetly . Customers’ houses will be treated and monitored for maximum protection. Our residential extermination service includes a quality service guarantee and liability insurance. INDUSTRIAL Our experience in industrial companies is at your service. Pest control is important, we can help. Quick, efficient and discreet, our intervention includes a guarantee and liability insurance. Our industrial extermination service includes a quality service guarantee and liability insurance. COMMERCIAL Let us help you manage your pest control program. No matter what type of business, we have a solution for you. Fast, efficient and discreet extermination service. Our commercial extermination service includes a quality service guarantee and liability insurance. AGRICULTURE In the field of agriculture, insects, rodents and small animals can be a big problem. Our intervention is quick, efficient and discreet. It includes a quality service guarantee and liability insurance. Over 50 years of expertise at your service Gérard Corbeil, the first exterminator in Saint-Jérôme Faced with a problem of cockroaches in his own home, Gérard Corbeil tries to find an exterminator. However, at the time, in 1969, there were none in the territory of Saint-Jérôme. You had to wait up to two months for the services of a Montreal company. It was enough to encourage Gérard to take action. He thus became the first exterminator to work in Saint-Jérôme. In the middle, Gérard Corbeil with the next generation: Jocelyn Corbeil and Sylvie Morin, current owners of Extermination St-Jérôme inc. PEST MANAGEMENT Extermination St-Jérôme inc. is a pest management company whose mission is to help individuals, industrial, commercial and agricultural companies to control and prevent the proliferation of harmful organisms: insects, rodents or others that attack food or property. Before intervening, we inspect the site, then discuss with you the causes and solutions to stop the infestation and prevent it in the future. Pest management works incorporate various control methods, including the use of pesticides. It is made of rational and safe. Can we help? CERTIFICATIONS Extermination St-Jérôme inc. holds a permit to use pesticides. The owners and members of the intervention team, Sylvie Morin and Jocelyn Corbeil hold a pesticide use certificate that has been issued by the Ministry of the Environment and the Fight against Climate Change, which manages the pesticide law in Quebec. In addition, the company's pest management services comply with the requirements of Canada Gap, Québec Vrai and HACCP.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your (mettre le titre ici) Cat Fleas problem. BITING AND SUCKING INSECTS Cat flea Description: The adult cat flea is a small insect about 3 mm long, wingless and with a laterally flattened body. Dark brown to black in colour, it turns reddish brown when it has taken its blood meal. Food: The cat flea feeds exclusively on the blood of its host which can be the cat, the dog, the mouse, the rat and sometimes the human. Habits: The cat flea lives on its host or in places that the animal frequents or sleeps like the litter, its cushion and even the sofa if the animal sleeps on it. The cat flea can live for several months without feeding on blood, but as soon as a mammal, like those mentioned in the "Food" section, presents itself, it will immediately jump on it to bite it and take its blood meal. Reproduction: The female lays between 4 and 8 eggs after each meal. During her lifetime, she can lay between 400 and 500 eggs. The laying takes place especially at night, it does not produce a secretion on which it deposits the egg to fix it at the base of a hair, therefore the eggs fall to the ground when the animal is scratching and even the larvae and the adult flea suffers the same fate.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Common Wasp problem. BITING INSECTS Common Wasp Description: The queen is the longest between 13 mm and 20 mm long, the worker measures between 10 mm and 16 mm long and finally, the male measures almost 17 mm long. The common wasp has yellow and black stripes and has a kind of black spot on the top of the head. Food: The common wasp is an omnivorous insect. Wasps feed on sugary materials, such as the juice in fruits. They also eat decaying meat and nectar from flowers. The queen is fed by workers who give her a little bit of everything. Habits: The common wasp lives in nests constructed with wood fibre mixed with saliva. The nests are located in the ground and they can also be hidden under plants in the attics or the walls of the house. The nests are usually found in a sunny place. Reproduction: The queen of this species survives winter buried in plant debris. In spring, the queen will start her nest to lay almost half a dozen eggs, eggs that she will maintain herself, then when the nest contains sterile workers, the queen will exclusively take care of laying until the end of summer.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Cobblestone Ant problem. ANTS Cobblestone Ant Description: The queen of this species measures around 8mm, the workers are between 2 and 5mm and the male around 6mm from dark brown to black in colour. Food: Cobblestone ants are omnivores, feeding on animal and plant matter in the wild. In the house, they go for meat, nuts, cheese and honey, but their preference will be meat and fat. Habits: Cobblestones ants settle in the house more often than not at ground level under the concrete slab near a heat source especially in winter but can be found in the walls, insulation and under the floor from the ground floor. Reproduction: Outdoors the queen and males mate in flight (swarming), usually in early June and late July, but can also do so at any time indoors.

Consult our list of parasites, then call us at: (450) 436-1779. Extermination St-Jérôme will take care of you quickly and solve your Bumblebee problem. BITING INSECTS Bumblebee Description: The queen is the longest between 17mm and 25mm long, the worker measures between 6mm and 25mm long and finally, the male measures between 10mm and 17mm long. The bumblebee has a hairy body with the distinctive colours of black bands and yellow bands on the abdomen. Food: The bumblebee is a vegetarian insect. The adult bumblebee feeds on nectar, honey and pollen. The larva feeds on pollen and nectar, a mixture known as bee bread. Habits: Bumblebees form new colonies each year. Only young, fertilized queens spend the winter. They come out early spring to look for a suitable place to nest, a dark cavity of 2 inches by 3 inches, usually, it will be in the ground, like an abandoned mouse hole. Reproduction: The queen and the males mate in flight (swarming), the queen then begins to lay eggs until the end of her days. The queen starts laying with 8 to 10 eggs which she will maintain herself, then when the nest contains sterile workers, the queen will exclusively take care of laying until the end of the summer.