Pest & Wildlife Control in Burnaby
The Wild Pest covers every Burnaby neighbourhood from Metrotown to Burnaby Heights — technicians on-site within 75 minutes, backed by a 60-day pest guarantee and 3-year wildlife exclusion warranty.
On-site in Burnaby within 75 minutes, 7 days a week, 7am–10pm. Metrotown, Brentwood, and Willingdon Heights typically closer to 60 minutes; Burnaby Mountain and deep Deer Lake closer to 90.
60-day pest return · 3-year wildlife exclusion warranty · Same-day response or service is free.
The Wild Pest technicians are dispatched from Metro Vancouver daily. Covering every corner of Burnaby, BC.
What makes pest pressure in Burnaby unique
Burnaby's pest pressure tracks its unusual geography. Central Park, Burnaby Lake, Deer Lake, and the Central Valley Greenway form an almost continuous corridor of forested green space stitched through the city — which makes Burnaby one of the most wildlife-active municipalities in Metro Vancouver. Raccoons, skunks, and coyotes move between residential blocks and the lake system nightly. North Burnaby's older neighbourhoods (Burnaby Heights, Willingdon Heights) carry pre-1970 wood-frame stock with the carpenter ant and roof rat pressure you'd expect. South Burnaby's Metrotown core is a dense concrete high-rise zone with completely different pest dynamics: bed bugs, cockroaches, and pigeon roosting on parking garages and commercial towers.
Climate is effectively identical to Vancouver — mild wet winters, warm dry summers, frost line rarely an issue — so the pest calendar does not reset. Burnaby's zoning also features heavy light-industrial and big-box commercial along Lougheed and Still Creek, which creates significant commercial IPM demand. The Still Creek corridor specifically is a well-documented rat pressure zone due to the creek bed itself and the adjacent warehouse stock. Burnaby Bylaw §6548 echoes Vancouver's owner-responsibility framework for rodent control, and SFU's Burnaby Mountain campus sits at the edge of a working forest with its own wildlife dynamics that spill into Forest Grove and Westridge.
The pests we see most often here.
Burnaby's lake-and-greenway corridor gives Procyon lotor constant travel routes between dens, which makes raccoon attic entry one of our most frequent Burnaby callouts. We use humane one-way door exclusion, respect maternity timing (March–June), and seal entries with galvanized hardware cloth backed by a one-year single-point warranty.
The Still Creek corridor, Burnaby Lake, and pre-1970 housing stock in the Heights all drive rat and mouse activity year-round. Most Burnaby rodent infestations enter through identifiable gaps at soffits, roof returns, and crawlspace vents — full audit and sealing outperform bait-only approaches every time.
Older Burnaby Heights and Deer Lake homes with cedar siding, deck ledgers, and chronic gutter issues are textbook Camponotus modoc habitat. Our treatment always pairs with a moisture audit because carpenter ants follow water — fixing the leak is half the permanent solution.
Eastern grey squirrels move readily through Burnaby's mature tree canopy into gable vents, roof returns, and fascia edges. One-way door exclusion with hardware-cloth sealing stops the re-entry cycle most Burnaby Mountain and Forest Grove homeowners have been stuck in.
Metrotown, Brentwood, and Lougheed high-rise concrete stock carries ongoing Cimex lectularius pressure. Our single-visit thermal eradication protocol kills every life stage in one session — the method of choice for strata councils avoiding multi-week chemical disruption.
Mephitis mephitis dens under Burnaby decks and sheds throughout the Deer Lake and Buckingham Heights areas. We use one-way door exclusion plus trenched L-footer barriers — no trapping, no spray incidents, permanent seal against re-digging.
Metrotown · Brentwood · Burnaby Heights · Deer Lake · Burnaby Lake · Burnaby Mountain · Lougheed · Edmonds