Gilles Lambert Pest Control will Continue to Provide Pest Services During this Time
Watch if you dare!
My son brought this Youtube channel to my attention and I must say that I found it quite captivating! The Brave Wilderness Channel is a collection wild world of adventures and amazing up-close animal and insect encounters!
Watch here as Coyote Peterson allows himself to be stung by a wasp, describes to you how it feels and shows you how to deal with the aftermath. This is actually a rather mild introduction to this wild man’s antics – be forewarned that he has allowed himself to be bitten by scorpions, bullet ants, giant centipedes, gila monsters, alligators and many more I am sure! You may want to subscribe to his channel if you enjoy this video! Very dramatic, entertaining and educational!
Summer 2018 : Wasps in Winnipeg
They’re predicting a long hot summer for Southern Manitoba and, along with the province’s other flying six-legged nuisances, extended periods of high temperatures, tend to bring about an increase in the presence of yellow-jacket wasps, which can make it difficult to enjoy the outdoors.
Continue readingHow Insects Survive Our Cold Manitoba Winters
When the birds fly south and we bundle up inside with our blanket and hot chocolate, insects are also trying to keep warm; and full.
Continue readingProtecting Yourself from West Nile Virus
West Nile Virus is a vector transmitted virus that is carried by mosquitoes. Living in Manitoba, we are never sure what our summers’ weather will consist of, therefor, it is important to always be prepared. The risk of the virus is dependant on the quantity of mosquitoes, which is determined by the amount of precipitation of the summer season.
Continue readingInsecticides vs. Disinfectants vs. Pesticides
Do you ever find yourself at a crossroads, unable to tell which bottle to pick when you want to eliminate pests? Insecticides, disinfectants, and pesticides are all meant to eliminate germs and unwanted creepy crawlers. If you are looking for a reliable pest control solution, you are probably asking: What’s the difference between the three? Where do you apply each one? Continue reading
Winnipeg Pest Control Company Teams Up with the AIR MILES® Reward Program
WINNIPEG, Canada – Gilles Lambert Pest Control, a locally owned and operated company based in St. Adolphe, Manitoba, Canada, is today delighted to announce that they have partnered with the AIR MILES Reward Program and is the only pest control company in Winnipeg that can reward AIR MILES Reward Miles as part of their service promotions.
The pest control industry is a particularly competitive niche, and as a consequence, every business is looking to have something extra to offer their customers. The AIR MILES Reward Program is Canada’s most recognized loyalty program, and to be the only pest control Partner in Winnipeg is a significant benefit for Gilles Lambert Pest Control.
“As a company, we are always looking at ways of providing extra value for our customers,” said Gilles Lambert. “Although our clients are primarily concerned about dealing with a pest infestation or other similar issues, as the market leaders in the local area, we were determined to find some additional benefits for our clients. With this new partnership with AIR MILES, we are confident that our packages are far and away the best option for anyone in need of pest control in Winnipeg.”
Gilles Lambert Pest Control Services Inc. started as a small one-person company with nothing but experience. After much hard work and effort, the company developed, and because of its integrity and many satisfied customers, it has flourished into what it is today, the largest independent pest control service company in Manitoba. The company is proactive, using current techniques and innovations to discover treatment methods that advance its competitive position. The company has five service vehicles, five full-time licensed technicians, and a few casual employees and administrative staff. The company first began in St. Jean Baptiste, Manitoba, and has relocated its office to St. Adolphe, Manitoba, which is more centrally located to serve all of Winnipeg and surrounding areas. For more information about the company and the services they provide, visit their website at https://glpestcontrol.ca/
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3 Facts About Bed Bugs In Winnipeg
Bed bugs are minute, brown, blood-sucking insects that feed on human blood. Familiar reactions to their nasty bites include reddening of the skin and skin inflammation. Often your skin may develop noticeable lesions that may be mistaken for flea or mosquito bites. Also, their bites may result in itchy red bumps or blood or fluid-filled lumps. Knowing some facts about bed bugs will help you stay on guard. Continue reading
Does Cold Weather Kill Bugs?
If you think a bitterly cold winter will kill the bugs you hate most and reduce the damage they’ll do in the spring and summer, you’ll be disappointed. As far as the weather is concerned, temperature isn’t the most important factor with bugs, moisture is. In fact, very dry conditions will depress bug populations more than cold temperatures. Different bugs react differently to winter conditions, though. Continue reading
Are Cockroaches Attracted To Sunlight?
You flip the lights on and suddenly you see a bunch of cockroaches scattering – a very unpleasant sight to witness. Contrary to most people’s beliefs, roaches are not afraid of sunlight or any type of light for that matter. The shift of environment is what causes them to panic and run – their reaction is more from their fear of humans than any distaste for light.
These insects know that they are more likely to stay alive in dark places where humans can’t get to them. Their gravitation towards dark and narrow places also makes it simpler for them to store food and to breed. Some common areas roaches love to seek refuge include bathroom vanities, kitchen cabinets, the spaces behind and under the refrigerator, in your electronics, attics, and basements. Continue reading