
Mice & rats
Rodents move in from surrounding fields, shelterbelts and grain storage every fall. We treat and seal. Mouse removal.
Crossfield is a farm town — grain, pasture and open field on every side of it, north of Airdrie on the QEII. That surrounding country drives strong rodent, ground squirrel and wildlife pressure, and it's what our treatment plans here are built around.


When the crops come off and the nights turn cold, mice and rats leave the fields and shelterbelts and head for the nearest heated building. In a town this size that means almost every property is a short run from open country, and homes, shops and outbuildings all feel it at once.
Rodents and burrowing pests off the farmland dominate, with the usual summer insects and the fall invasion of overwintering bugs on top.

Rodents move in from surrounding fields, shelterbelts and grain storage every fall. We treat and seal. Mouse removal.

Burrows and mounds across lawns, boulevards and acreage yards all summer. Gopher control.

Farmhouses and sun-facing walls collect overwintering insects in the fall. Nuisance insect control.

Nests under eaves, in sheds and around outbuildings and shops all summer. Wasp control.

Ag structures, grain handling and outbuilding vents attract nuisance birds year-round. Bird control.

Skunks under decks and sheds, and birds in outbuilding vents on rural properties. Wildlife services.
Crossfield has a lot of older housing stock and rural outbuildings — stone foundations, plank floors, gaps around service entries, and shops that were never sealed to keep a mouse out. Those are the buildings rodents find first.
We inspect the full envelope, treat the active population, and close the gaps: door sweeps, foundation penetrations, vents and the transition where an addition meets the original build.


Alberta's rat control programme keeps the province effectively free of Norway rats, but that only holds because sightings get reported and dealt with fast. Towns along transport routes and near grain handling, Crossfield included, are exactly where a stray rat turns up.
If you think you've seen a rat — on an acreage, at a shop, around a bin — call us. We'll confirm what it is, treat it, and document it so the property is protected and the programme stays intact.
Contacted them about a gopher problem. Cody came the next day, surveyed the property, and offered several options for managing it along with follow-up services. Quick and professional.
Aaron did a great job not only identifying the sources of my mice issue, but setting up the abatement program and recommending what I could do to help prevent future issues.
Top-notch service getting rid of the mice in my garage. Cody was friendly, professional and most helpful.
Why do farm-edge towns get so many rodents?
Surrounding fields, shelterbelts and grain storage are a constant rodent source. As crops come off and it cools, mice and rats push toward heated buildings.
Do you handle gophers and pocket gophers?
Yes — both Richardson's ground squirrels ("gophers") and pocket gophers, with targeted trapping and baiting and a prevention plan for the yard.
I think I saw a rat near Crossfield — what should I do?
Call us. Alberta's rat-free status depends on quick reporting. We'll confirm the species, treat it, and document the site so your property and the provincial programme are both protected.
Do you service acreages and farms?
Yes. Rural properties, shops, barns and farmyards around Crossfield — rodents, birds, wasps, skunks and burrowing pests.
How quickly can you respond?
Same-day or next-day in most cases, with 24/7 emergency service for wasps and hornets.
Are treatments safe for families, pets and livestock?
Yes. We use responsible methods and secured, tamper-resistant bait stations, and we walk you through anything you need to do around pets or animals.
Book a licensed technician and get a free estimate. Town properties, acreages and farms across Crossfield and area.
Tell us who you're referring. Once their service is complete, we'll send you a $25 gift card to a local business — or a charity if you'd rather donate it.