Aurora
York Pest Control has been active in the town of Aurora for nearly 30 years. Residents of Aurora
have been experiencing their excellent services since the business began back in 1983.
Bryan Calvert, owner and operator of York Pest Control, is a resident of York Region, in which Aurora
is located. Bryan and the trained professionals of York Pest Control know the solutions to the pests most common to the Town of Aurora and
the rest of the region.
Like other Southern Ontario towns, Aurora has some seasonal
pests to deal with. Due to the large variation of temperature, the seasons
force certain insects indoors when it becomes cold and out again when it
warms up. Spring brings the hibernating insects back out while winter
encourages them to sleep. Businesses and residents of Aurora count on
York Pest Control to help eliminate such seasonal problems.
One of these insects is the European
Earwig. These insects migrated to North America in the early 1900's
and are now considered native.
Earwigs emerge in the spring, thrive in humid weather, and
can hibernate during the winter, either as adults or eggs. They sometimes
tunnel as deep as 1.8 m (6feet) below the soil surface to escape the cold,
returning again in the spring to destroy your lawn and garden. If the
summer months are dry, earwigs will enter homes and buildings in search
of moisture. For this reason, left unchecked, an earwig problem will
return next season in increased numbers. If you have an earwig problem
that you wish to solve, call Bryan
(905-853-0702) at York Pest Control today.
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Aurora
is an affluent Canadian town located just south of
Newmarket ON, in the "Heart of
York Region". It is
a scenic town situated on the rolling hills of the environmentally significant
Oak Ridges Moraine within the
Golden Horseshoe
of Southern Ontario.
Offering urban amenities and a small town lifestyle, Aurora has
a diverse economy, well-educated and skilled workforce, excellent transportation
connections and a highly-evolved technological infrastructure.
Aurora
is a bustling community that successfully maintains a "quaint" small town
feel. It is rich in culture and home to many national historical sites
such as the Hillary House,
the Aurora Cultural Centre
(formally known as the Church Street School), Horton
Place and the Morrison
House. Aurora is also home to many recreational facilities and
outdoor wonders such as Sheppard's
Bush Conservation Area and the Aurora Arboretum.
Phone: 905-853-0702
Fax: 905-836-8798
Toll Free: 1-800-263-1291
Email: Bryan@yorkpestcontrol.ca
Office Hours:
Mon thru Fri: 9am to 5pm
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