- Precise inspection to locate hiding and breeding zones
- Targeted treatment of hiding spots
- Treatment in kitchens, bathrooms, and high activity spots
- Satisfaction guarantee with each visit
- Guidance to prevent future infestations
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Toodaloo Pest Control removes cockroaches from homes, apartment buildings, restaurants and other businesses in Thunder Bay. We inspect the places cockroaches hide and breed, treat them with professional baits and growth regulators, and follow up to make sure they are gone. Same-day service is available. Call 1-844-866-3256 or our local line 807-788-0978, answered 24 hours a day.
Health Canada notes that cockroaches rarely damage buildings, but they can contaminate food and spread disease, and people with asthma may react to their droppings and body parts. Kitchens, bathrooms, basements and plumbing areas draw them in, and once they are inside a building they travel easily, which is why apartment and rooming-house infestations often involve more than one unit.
Health Canada recommends combining cleaning and sealing with treatment, because pesticides alone will not succeed unless the conditions that feed cockroaches change:
Health Canada’s guidance for landlords and building managers says they are responsible for the proper use of pesticides in their buildings, recommends hiring a licensed pest control applicator rather than treating pests themselves, and says tenants must be told when they can safely return to a treated unit and what follow-up steps to take. Because cockroaches travel easily inside a building, have the units beside, above and below an infested unit inspected as well.
Report cockroaches to your landlord in writing, and until the treatment keep food sealed and take garbage out daily, because Health Canada notes that treatment only works once the food, water and shelter feeding them are removed. Cockroaches move easily between units, so ask whether the units next to, above and below yours will be inspected too. See renting in Thunder Bay with a pest problem for the steps and where to turn if it is not fixed.
Health Canada recommends combining treatment with cleaning, sealing and monitoring, so keep up the steps above and place sticky traps where you saw activity to check that numbers are falling. If you still see cockroaches at the follow-up visit, we treat again. Tenants should be told by the landlord when it is safe to use treated areas again.
Toodaloo is a licensed pest control company with $5 million in liability insurance, and every visit comes with our satisfaction guarantee. We work with homeowners, tenants, landlords, property managers and restaurants across Thunder Bay.
It depends on the size of the property, how widespread the cockroaches are, how many visits are needed and whether neighbouring units also need treatment. Call 1-844-866-3256 or request a quote.
Cleaning, sealing and sticky traps help, but Health Canada notes that pesticides alone will not succeed unless the conditions that feed cockroaches change, and an established infestation usually needs professional treatment.
Health Canada says cockroaches can contaminate food and spread disease, and their droppings and body parts can trigger reactions in people with asthma.
For most cockroach treatments you do not. Your technician will tell you about any area to keep clear and for how long.
Food, water and shelter. Health Canada notes that kitchens, bathrooms, basements and plumbing areas draw them in, which is why sealed food, dry sinks and caulked pipe openings make such a difference.
Not necessarily. Health Canada notes that cockroaches are drawn to food, water and shelter and travel easily once they are inside a building, so a clean unit can still get them from a neighbouring one. Cleaning and sealing do make treatment work better.
Usually from inside the building: along plumbing, through gaps around pipes and wiring, or in boxes, bags and second-hand appliances. Sealing pipe openings and cracks helps keep them out.
Yes. We inspect and treat cockroaches in restaurants, commercial kitchens and other businesses in Thunder Bay.
Ask your landlord in writing to fix the problem and keep a copy. If it is not fixed within a reasonable time, you can report it to the City of Thunder Bay’s by-law enforcement, apply to the Landlord and Tenant Board (1-888-332-3234), or both.
Same-day service is available. Our call centre answers 24 hours a day, and visits run from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., any day of the week.










