Boxelder Bug Removal and Extermination in Richmond Hill, Vaughan and Brampton.

Boxelder Bugs are becoming more common feeders of vegetation (Boxelder, Maple or Ash trees) in southern Ontario. Boxelder Bugs may create an aesthetic eye sore covering exterior of our home in large numbers. In spring and fall, Boxelder Bug frequently seek the warmth of the direct sunlight and warmth radiating back from our homes. Boxelder Bug will lay eggs in small cracks and gaps in brick work or siding of our homes resulting in higher level of infestation the coming years.

If you see them in large numbers around your home, call Pest Free Living as soon as you can to schedule a structural extermination service.

Telephone 416-321-5060 or contact us online.

Boxelder Bugs –  Varying Life Stages – Color Patterns, Sizes and Shapes – On a Tree Trunk – Basking in Sunlight

• Boxelder Bugs would leave their eggs deep in the recesses of this old tree’s bark.
• Also, Boxelder Bugs would leave their eggs in the siding of a home or weeping holes.
• As well, around the air conditioner ducts and pipelines entering a structure.
• And, around the windows seals.

Signs of Boxelder Bugs

• They are most noticed during spring and fall.
• You would see their bodies seeking to be around where the eggs could be laid in.
• Other than that, it is their sheer number that catch your attention.