Mice and rats
Activity rises as temperatures drop in fall and mice look for warm basements and garages. Nearby construction can also push rodents into finished homes.
Serving the GTA since 2021
Exterm provides licensed pest control across Toronto, from semis and row houses in the Annex, Leslieville and the Junction to downtown condos and midtown family homes. Most Toronto treatments cost $150 to $600 before HST.

What we see in Toronto
Toronto's older housing stock, shared walls and busy laneways make rodents, cockroaches and bed bugs the calls we take most.
Activity rises as temperatures drop in fall and mice look for warm basements and garages. Nearby construction can also push rodents into finished homes.
German cockroaches spread between units through shared walls and plumbing, so apartments and townhouse rows often need neighbouring units treated too.
They travel in luggage, used furniture and shared laundry rooms. Common in rentals, basement units and multi-unit buildings.
Pavement ants march in each spring. Carpenter ants nest in damp or damaged wood around decks, windows and rooflines.
Wasp nests grow fastest in late summer under eaves and in sheds. Mosquitoes breed in standing water in yards, planters and eavestroughs.
Neighbourhoods
Every Toronto postal code, M1–M9.
Toronto prices
Common insects usually cost $150 to $380 per visit and mouse or rat programs $225 to $350. Bed bugs run $450 to $600 per chemical visit, with at least two visits, or $450 to $800+ for heat. All prices are before 13% HST.
Calculate my exact rangeToronto FAQ
City of Toronto rodent service requests rose from 1,165 in 2015 to 2,523 in 2024. Warmer winters, a growing population and construction that displaces colonies all play a part.
Mice and cockroaches move through shared walls, so we seal the gaps on your side and can treat neighbouring homes at the same visit if your neighbours agree.
Our usual response time is within 1 business day. Urgent calls, such as wasp nests by a door, get priority.
Exterm Pest Control holds an Ontario Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks structural exterminator licence. Ontario requires one for anyone who performs extermination, unless exempt.