Mice in storage
Gnawed packaging and repeated droppings justify checking sheltered edges and access into the building.
EnviroGreen helps Port Coquitlam households and businesses investigate and manage rodents, ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, wasps and spiders. The inspection connects visible signs to the way a building is used, from household food storage to commercial receiving areas, before treatment and prevention recommendations are made.

EnviroGreen helps Port Coquitlam households and businesses investigate and manage rodents, ants, bed bugs, cockroaches, wasps and spiders. The inspection connects visible signs to the way a building is used, from household food storage to commercial receiving areas, before treatment and prevention recommendations are made.
A garage, rental suite and warehouse each offer different places for pests to enter or hide. Share every affected room or building when booking, including storage spaces where activity may go unnoticed for longer.
For commercial properties, deliveries, open loading doors and waste handling can influence the assessment. For homes, useful starting points include utility openings, attached garages, plumbing and food storage. The plan should reflect actual evidence rather than assume the same risk everywhere.

Correct identification and an understanding of the property help determine the appropriate response.
Gnawed packaging and repeated droppings justify checking sheltered edges and access into the building.
Record where trails start and end to help distinguish food-seeking workers from nearby nesting activity.
Document sightings around receiving, kitchens and waste areas so monitoring targets the relevant zones.
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.
Include any connected or nearby space where you have found evidence. Treating only the occupied room can leave an active source in storage, a garage or a shared utility area unexamined.
Identify pet food, seed and stored goods that pests may reach. Avoid moving suspect items between buildings.
Provide delivery schedules and access restrictions when the issue is associated with stock or loading areas.
Use dates and locations to show whether sightings are isolated or repeated. Follow-up should respond to that evidence.
Ask which areas need treatment, what preparation is required and how any follow-up will be arranged. Timing and cost depend on the identified pest, access and extent of activity. Follow the instructions provided for your property and report new evidence with its date and location.
Yes. Tell us the type of facility and affected areas so the team can discuss an appropriate inspection and service plan.
Yes. A clear photo or description helps, but identification may require inspection. Avoid applying products based only on a guess.
The assessment can identify entry, storage, sanitation or moisture issues relevant to the observed pest. Ask which changes should be prioritized.
Tell us what you are seeing and where the activity is occurring. Our team will help determine the appropriate next step.