Precise Pest Control

Keep Bugs Out All Winter With One Residual Spray ❄️🛡️
When the cold hits, bugs don’t just disappear — they move in.
Spiders, ants, stink bugs, and Boxelders start looking for warmth… and your home is their favorite spot.
That’s why a residual barrier spray is one of the smartest ways to protect your house this season.
Unlike regular sprays that only kill on contact, a residual formula creates an invisible protective layer that keeps working for weeks. Bugs that crawl across treated areas pick it up and die — stopping new ones from moving in.
Where to spray for maximum protection:

✅ Around doors, windows & baseboards

✅ Along foundation cracks & entry points

✅ Behind appliances & in corners

✅ Around pipes and utility openings

One thorough application can help keep your home bug-free through the coldest months.

Tired of your home being invaded every spring by Box Elders and Lady Bugs? Our preventative treatment prevents bugs from wintering inside your walls and in windows and door frames.

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Precise Pest Control 226-440-2345 Based out of Norfolk, your local expert with over a decade of expertise delivering effective treatments across Southern Ontario. We protect your property with customized treatments. Servicing Norfolk , Brant, Haldimand and Hamilton.

🐝 Don't let wasps invade your home this season!
As summer winds down and fall approaches, wasp activity often peaks. Colonies are at their largest, and these stinging pests become more aggressive while searching for food and new nesting spots around your home, deck, and yard.

Our safe, quick and effective treatments eliminate nest quickly and economically. Dont waste time with cans and risk of getting stung.

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CONTACT US | Precise Pest Control Locally owned pest control in Norfolk County. Safe, effective solutions for ants, rodents, termites & more. Call today for reliable pest removal!

Sorry about the ugly mud tubes on your siding. I am not the wasp you are afraid of.

I know what you think when you see them. Wasp nest. Colony. Swarm. Stings. None of that is me.

I am a mud dauber — a solitary wasp. I have no colony, no workers, no queen to defend. There is one of me. I built these mud tubes alone, one trip at a time, carrying wet mud in my jaws.

Each finished tube is a nursery. Inside, I seal a spider I have caught and a single egg. When my larva hatches, the spider is its first meal. The spiders I hunt are often the ones you would rather not meet yourself.

I am about the least aggressive wasp in your yard. I have no nest of young to guard the way a yellowjacket does, so I almost never sting — it takes real effort to provoke me.

If the empty tubes bother you, knock them down in winter once they are vacant. I will not be there, and I will not defend them. Through the summer, just let me work. I am clearing your walls of spiders for free. Create a collage image

They may look like giant white rats but theyre the best defense we have against ticks and other pest. If you see one out during the day get it some water and give it some distance.

An opossum lying in the shade with its mouth hanging open can look alarming.

Most people immediately think: rabies.

But in most cases, that's not what you're seeing at all.

🌡️ Opossums struggle in hot weather. Unlike many mammals, they have very limited ways to cool themselves down. On a hot afternoon, they may drool, open their mouths, and become sluggish as they try to lower their body temperature.

During spring, the challenge is even greater for mothers carrying a pouch full of developing joeys. Their bodies are already working overtime, and an unexpected heat wave can push them close to their limits.

If you find an opossum panting in the heat:

💧 Place a shallow bowl of water in a shaded area nearby
🌳 Give the animal space and access to shade
🚫 Don't spray it with water
🚫 Don't try to pick it up or move it
📞 If it is still there the following morning, contact a licensed wildlife rehabilitator

Opossums are some of nature's most overlooked helpers.

They clean up carrion, eat fallen fruit, reduce slug populations, and quietly move through our neighborhoods without causing the damage many people assume they do.

That open mouth isn't a threat.

It isn't usually disease.

It's often an animal simply trying to survive a temperature its body wasn't built to handle.

Sometimes the best wildlife rescue is surprisingly simple:

A bowl of water.
A patch of shade.
A little understanding.

🖤 Wildlife doesn't always need saving. Sometimes it just needs a chance.

Carpenter Bees Damaging Your Wood?

Protect your sheds, decks, fences, pergolas, and archways this season with our professional Carpenter Bee Treatment Plan.

Pair your carpenter bee treatment with any of our other pest control services and save on your visit.

Don't wait until the damage spreads—spots fill quickly during peak season.

Call Precise Pest Control today:
📞 226-440-2345

Serving Norfolk County and surrounding areas.

A baby Bald Faced Hornet nest. Don't wait, call before you get stung.