At Safe Guard 24/7, our Top Priority is the Health and Safety of our Customers, Employees and Community.   As an Essential Service, we have implemented a COVID-19 Policy which has detailed steps to protect against the spread within our communities. 

Here are a few steps Safe Guard 24/7 have taken to ensure Health and Safety:

Technicians 

• Provided disposable Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) including Disposable Gloves, Goggles, Disposable Shoe Covers, Respirators, and Disposable Tyvek Suits.  
• Required to wear full Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) with the house or unit at all times.   
• Daily Screening of Flu-Like Symptoms and asked to stay home if any present and contact the Public Health Agency.
• Mandatory Physical Distancing of at least 2 meters. 
• Mandatory Quarantine if traveled Internationally or come in close contact with someone who has traveled. 
• Recommended to wash hands between service calls and provided Hand Sanitizer. 

Operational Changes 

• Safe Guard 24/7 have arranged for office staff to work-from-home until the Public Health Agency recommends its safe to return. 
• The Office is closed to the Public. 
• Office undergoes disinfectant cleaning.
• Offices may be working at less capacity than normal.
• Phone calls and emails are being redirected to appropriate departments. 

Community Involvement

• We have introduced a Not-For-Profit Disinfecting Service to our customers to help limit the spread of COVID-19 

We hope at this time everyone is staying safe and doing their part to limit the spread of COVID-19

For more information to you follow the information below:

Canada Public Health https://www.canada.ca/en/public-health/services/diseases/coronavirus-disease-covid-19.html 

World Health Organization 

https://www.who.int/

Yes, communication regarding the re-entry time into a building or premises is always provided to the customer. A service order will be left with the client which will include all the details of the call including the name and registration number of any product used.

A sticker will be adhered to the entry door identifying the safe re-entry time if appropriate to the situation.

A pesticide is anything that is intended to prevent, destroy, repel, attract or manage a pest. Every precaution is taken to protect the safety of the customer and the technician.

Yes, we are licenced through the Ministry of the Environment. We currently have Structural and Termite Licenced staff.

The technician will be identified by his/her name tag providing their portrait and licence number.

Yes, bed bugs can be very hard to get rid of. Some companies will not take their time to perform the thorough treatment required to kill all of the bed bugs and their eggs.

How well the homeowner follows the preparation sheet (provided) is also very important to eliminating bed bugs. Refer to the Bed Bug section on the Home Page for more information.

If you have any questions that you would like to have our opinion on just contact us. We would be glad to hear from you!

Always, feel free to call our office if you have a question. Some treatments can take up to 10 days for all of the pests to be affected.

If after 2 weeks, pest evidence is still seen then we will return free of charge to investigate and re-treat if necessary. We usually return to site a second time according to our treatment program anyway.

According to the Ontario Ministry of the Environment “A pest is a harmful, noxious or troublesome organism”. They can compete with humans or animals for food or water, causing injury, spread diseases, damage plants or structures.

Did you know that rats consume or contaminate 1/3 of the world’s food supply every year?