Carpenter & Pavement Ants
Ant activity may originate outdoors, inside wall voids or around moisture-affected building materials.
Inspection-led pest solutions for Coquitlam homes, townhomes, strata buildings, restaurants and commercial properties.

Pest control in Coquitlam should start with the building and its surroundings: wooded edges, slopes, attached housing, crawl spaces and exterior gaps can all shape the problem. EnviroGreen inspects the evidence and likely routes first, then recommends targeted control, follow-up and practical changes for the property.
Coquitlam combines wooded slopes, established residential areas, new townhome developments and busy commercial corridors. Vegetation, moisture, construction gaps and nearby food or waste sources can all influence where pests travel and nest.
Our team assesses visible activity as well as the surrounding conditions. We then recommend a focused plan for removal or control, monitoring and risk reduction rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all application.

Correct identification and an understanding of the property help determine the appropriate response.
Ant activity may originate outdoors, inside wall voids or around moisture-affected building materials.
Rodents can follow fence lines, vegetation and utility routes before entering garages, crawl spaces and storage areas.
Nests may develop around eaves, soffits, decks, sheds and other sheltered exterior areas during warmer months.
The first visit is used to identify the pest and the conditions supporting it. Treatment and monitoring then focus on the confirmed activity, while prevention recommendations address the routes and resources that could allow the problem to continue.
An ant in a kitchen, a mouse in a garage or a wasp near a deck tells you where activity was noticed—not necessarily where it began. The inspection should connect the sighting to nesting, food, water, shelter or an entry route.
Branches, fences, vegetation and stored materials can act as travel routes or shelter. Exterior conditions need to be reviewed along with the room where activity appeared.
Connected rooflines and utility paths can make a one-unit complaint part of a broader issue. Early coordination can prevent repeated isolated treatments.
Leaks, damp wood and poorly ventilated spaces can support carpenter ants and other pests. Treatment controls activity; correcting moisture helps remove the condition that favoured it.
A short activity log makes the inspection more productive. Record the room, time and type of evidence, and avoid cleaning away every sign until it has been photographed or shown to the technician.
Yes. EnviroGreen serves neighbourhoods across Coquitlam and nearby Tri-Cities communities, subject to scheduling and the service required.
Visible ants may be workers from a larger colony. Moisture, food access, exterior vegetation and untreated nesting areas can contribute to repeated activity.
Yes. We can discuss the reported activity, access needs and whether inspection beyond one unit may be appropriate. Approval and coordination depend on the property.
Tell us what you are seeing and where the activity is occurring. Our team will help determine the appropriate next step.