Commercial Pest Programs in Port Moody
Moody Centre St. Johns Street and Ioco industrial corridor

Yes. St. Johns Street's shared alley access is where pest pressure for food operators on this strip originates. Exterior alley bait stations alongside interior treatment are standard.

Yes. We build Ioco Road programs to satisfy CFIA or third-party audit documentation standards from setup.

Reports after each visit name materials used, placements by zone, catch counts, corrective actions, and outstanding items. Legible to a VCH inspector on the spot.

A program provides documented recurring visits, trend data, and a reportable history — what health authority inspectors want to see.

Monthly for food service. Quarterly for lower-risk office and retail.

PDFs naming materials, placements, catch counts, corrective actions. SDS references on request.

Threshold escalation is in the program scope. We do not ask you to wait for the next scheduled date.

Commercial-to-residential pest pressure in mixed-use Port Moody buildings requires coordinated scope between tenant and strata. We define commercial versus strata common-area responsibility clearly so there is no gap.