Stop termite infestations before they seriously damage your home. Call GL Pest Control for termite extermination in Winnipeg and the surrounding area.
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Termites feed on wood and other cellulose-based materials. Because much of their activity can remain hidden behind walls, below floors, or near a building’s foundation, an infestation may cause substantial damage before it becomes obvious.
Professional identification is important because signs of termite activity can resemble moisture damage or damage caused by other wood-destroying insects.
GL Pest Control provides professional termite treatment as part of our complete pest control services in Winnipeg. We inspect the property, look for termite activity and potential access points, and recommend treatment based on what we find. Think you have termites? Call us today.


We’re centrally located to exterminate termites in Winnipeg and the surrounding area, including:
Oak Bluff
La Salle
Oakbank
Grande Pointe
Headingley
East Saint Paul
West Saint Paul
Niverville
Dugald
Lorette
Winnipeg




Depending on the inspection findings, treatment may include baiting systems designed to target termite activity and help control the colony.
For larger or hard-to-reach infestations, we’ll recommend a treatment plan based on the colony’s location, the affected areas, and the construction of the property.
The cost of termite extermination varies according to the extent and location of the infestation, the areas affected, accessibility, the treatment method, and whether follow-up monitoring is required. A professional inspection allows us to recommend the appropriate solution and provide a quote based on your property.
Termites can damage insulation, documents, flooring, support beams, rafters, and other wooden components. Having suspected activity assessed promptly can help limit the amount of damage and reduce the risk of more costly repairs.
You can trust Gilles Lambert Pest Control for termite extermination in Winnipeg and the surrounding area. Our team will identify the problem, recommend a targeted treatment plan, and explain practical steps that can make your property less attractive to termites.
Termites are less common in Winnipeg than in warmer parts of North America, but local infestations can occur. Because termite activity is often concealed inside wood or below ground, suspected activity should be professionally inspected before the damage becomes more extensive.
Possible warning signs include mud-like tubes near the foundation, wood that sounds hollow when tapped, soft or damaged wood, discarded insect wings, unexplained cracks or bubbling paint, and swarming insects around doors or windows. Some of these signs can also be caused by moisture or other insects, so an inspection is the best way to identify the problem.
Termites typically have straight antennae, broad bodies, and two pairs of wings that are approximately equal in length. Flying ants normally have bent antennae, narrow waists, and front wings that are longer than their rear wings. If you are uncertain, take a clear photo or retain a specimen for identification.
A termite inspection may include checking the foundation, basement, crawl space, sill plates, moisture-damaged areas, exposed wood, and other potential access points. The exterminator will look for active termites, conditions that could attract them, and visible damage before recommending an appropriate treatment plan.
Treatment time depends on the size and location of the infestation, the property layout, and the treatment method used. Some applications can be completed during one appointment, while baiting and monitoring programs may require follow-up visits. Your exterminator will explain the expected timeline after inspecting the property.
The cost depends on the extent of the infestation, the areas affected, accessibility, the treatment method, and whether follow-up monitoring is required. An inspection allows GL Pest Control to recommend the appropriate solution and provide a quote based on the property rather than an unreliable one-size-fits-all price.
You can reduce the risk by repairing plumbing and drainage problems, keeping wood and soil away from direct contact where possible, storing firewood away from the building, removing damaged or decaying wood, sealing accessible gaps, and addressing moisture around the foundation. Periodic monitoring may also be recommended following treatment.
Safety requirements depend on the treatment being used. Before work begins, the exterminator will explain the product, where it will be applied, and whether people or pets need to leave the treatment area temporarily. Always follow the preparation and re-entry instructions provided for your specific treatment.






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