Silverfish in Montreal
Targeted treatment and control of the moisture that attracts them.
The silverfish is a small, silvery, wingless insect that likes moisture and darkness. It is mostly seen at night in bathrooms, basements, laundry rooms and closets.
It isn't dangerous to health, but it can damage paper, books, cardboard and some fabrics. Its presence often points to a moisture problem.
Signs to watch for
Silvery insects moving fast, especially at night
Found in the bathroom, basement or laundry room
Chewed paper, cardboard or books
Small shed skins in closets
Our method
Inspection
We locate damp areas and hiding places.
Treatment
Targeted treatment of cracks, baseboards and corners with registered products.
Moisture
Advice to reduce moisture, the real cause of the problem.
Follow-up
Check and touch-up if needed.
Guarantee and safety
Guarantee stated in your quote. Length and terms depend on the species, the location and the treatment chosen. We explain them in writing before we start.
Products registered by Health Canada, applied according to the label by a holder of the CD5 pest management certificate issued by Quebec's Ministry of the Environment (MELCCFP). Before treatment, we give you clear instructions for children, pets and access to treated rooms.
Prevention tips
- Use a dehumidifier in the basement
- Ventilate the bathroom after every shower
- Store papers and books in closed containers
- Caulk cracks and gaps under baseboards
Frequently asked questions
1Are silverfish dangerous?
2Why do I have so many?
3Is treatment necessary?
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