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These are small, oval, flat bloodsucking insects that invade the sleeping are of human and other animals. These insects can be brought into the home regardless of any reasonable precautions, such as poor housekeeping. Once in the home, they can become numerous and irritate the well-being of the occupants. Bed bugs are mostly fed during the night by biting people who are asleep and hey can also feed during the day if the light is dim. When Bed Bugs bite, they inject an anticoagulant that prevents clotting in the skin. If they are being fed and are undisturbed, a grown bed bug can be filled with blood within three to five minutes. Bed bugs can also live for four months to more than a year under normal conditions and can lay as many as 200 to 500 eggs. Master Pest Control provides services to remove and exterminate these insects or pests in Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville and Etobicoke areas
Classified under the order Diperta, domestic flies are insects that have been known to transfer disease from one organism to another. Domestic flies can transfer pathogenic organisms by holding faecal matter, regurgitated liquid and bacteria which can be deposited on human food. Adult flies have three different body regions which includes the Abdomen, thorax and the head. Their large compound eyes allow them to detect the slightest of movements and lapping/sponging mouth parts that do not bite. Master Pest Control provides services to remove and exterminate these insects or pests in Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville and Etobicoke areas
Over a hundred species of Ants are present in Canada and build most of their nests in soil. Some of these nests can be found under foundations, rocks, wood or concrete slabs. Some species of Ants can sting or bite in defense of the nest or if disturbed. Homeowners often confuse ants with termites due to their similar wing structure, which often leads to mistakes in identification. All ants have elbowed antennae regardless if they are winged or not. Master Pest Control provides services to remove and exterminate these insects or pests in Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville and Etobicoke areas
Regarded as one of the most common pests in gardens and homes, the earwig consumes both plant and animal matter. The damage is caused mostly by young earwigs and takes advantage of primary damage, such as living in hiding places made by other insects. Young earwigs have an identical appearance to their adult counterparts but smaller. The adult earwigs have their large wings folded under their wing pads but do not fly often. Most earwigs die within severe spring and winter weather (dying most of the time in winter) but can live as much as one year. Female earwigs can lay as much as 60 eggs on the top of 4 to 6 cm of soil. Once hatched, they can reach adulthood in 70 days. Earwigs seek food during the night and hide in cool, moist and dark areas during the day and enter into the house by accident in search of these suitable conditions. Also, earwigs do not breed in the home and are not known to be disease carriers. Master Pest Control provides services to remove and exterminate these insects or pests in Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville and Etobicoke areas
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Classified under the other Thysanura, silverfish are wingless insects are considered both unspecialized and primitive. Three species of silverfish reside in Ontario alone. Silverfish are covered with metal looking scales with a flat, tapered torpedo shaped body. Silverfish are nocturnal and prefer humid condition as well as dark areas but can also be found outside. Silverfish’s life cycle do not undergo metamorphosis and so when their eggs hatch, they will moult until they become adults. Silverfish can feed on substances such as wallpaper paste, glue, bread crumbs and starchy and cellulose products, textiles and paper. Master Pest Control provides services to remove and exterminate these insects or pests in Mississauga, Brampton, Oakville and Etobicoke areas
The House Mouse is the most common and constitute a major pest problem in structures and economically important commensal (living in close association with humans). The House Mouse eats almost everything man or livestock use as food. They contaminate much more with their urine, hair, feces and other filth than they eat. Although house mouse will eat anything which is available, it prefers cereal grains, and seeds. The house mouse is a nibbler eating erratically. It requires little water and about 3 grams of dry food daily. For search of food, it moves 12 meters circle or within one or two rooms. The major health risk associated with house mice is Salmonella contamination and Leptospirosis. The weight of a house mouse is about 15 g, body length is 85 mm and tail is 19 mm. The snout is pointed, ears are large with some hairs, tail is dark and slightly longer than the body, the colour is brownish grey with a grey abdomen. The droppings are spindle shape and about 6 mm in length. The house mouse must gnaw to keep its front teeth worn down. It can gnaw through wood, soft motor, asphalt, aluminum. It can jump a vertical distance of 30 cm, can pass through holes 12 mm in diameter and can climb wall studs and other vertical surfaces. The house mouse is nocturnal, and has well developed hearing and touch receptors to alert it during nighttime activities. The house mouse usually move in perimeter and urinate along the baseboards. Dry rodent urine will fluorescence bluish white to yellow white with commercially available Black UV lights. The use of Black UV light is not a guarantee that rodent urine is present and some other items will fluorescence when under a Black UV light including optical bleaches found in many detergents and lubricating oil. For positive identification of urine, Bromothymol Blue Urease test can be used. The female house mouse reaches sexual maturity in 35 days and averages eight litters per year. The average litter is about 6 young ones. The life span of the house mouse is one year. In structures for nesting sites, they use the space between double walls, floor joists, and concealed, enclosed spaces in the cupboards or under counters. The nest is about 12 cm in diameter, completely covered with small entrance holes on one side. The nest is constructed from soft material such as paper or cloth which the mouse has shredded. They feed at dark and just before dawn.
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