Service area
Where we work, and what turns up there
Seven communities with genuinely different pest pressure. Barrie has the urban set. Springwater has the heaviest cluster fly pressure we see anywhere. Oro-Medonte is where the wildlife and bat work is. Innisfil shoreline empties for the winter and fills with mice.
What surrounds a property predicts what gets into it better than anything else. Farmland edge means field mice and cluster flies. Mature canopy against a big roof means squirrels. Multi-unit stock means the problem moves through the walls. Each page below sets out the local picture.
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Barrie
A city of 150,000 with a rural boundary on three sides, which means it gets the urban pest profile and the agricultural one at the same time.
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Innisfil
Lake Simcoe shoreline property brings a distinct profile: wasps in every deck and boathouse, and rodents that move in when the house empties.
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Stroud
Village housing surrounded by working farmland, which produces a reliably agricultural pest profile.
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Oro-Medonte
Woodland, moraine and farmland. This is where the wildlife work is, and where bats in older buildings are a genuine consideration.
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Springwater
Working farmland, wetland and estate lots. The heaviest cluster fly pressure we deal with anywhere.
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Midhurst
Large homes on large treed lots. Mature canopy against a big roof is the single best predictor of wildlife in an attic.
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Angus & Alliston
High-turnover rental housing next to working agricultural land, which produces both halves of the pest spectrum at once.
Not sure if you're in the area?
Call and ask. If you are outside what Barrie Pest Control Pros covers we will say so rather than book you in and cancel — and we can usually point you at someone local who does cover it.