Waterloo Bird & Animal Control

Hawkeye Bird and Animal Control Inc., servicing Waterloo, ON. Waterloo and Kitchener are two different cities adjacent to one another in southern Ontario. Often referred by locals as KW, Waterloo is located north of the city of Kitchener. They are both located north of Highway 401 west of Toronto about 110 kilometres to the city center, but only 80-90 kilometres or so to the GTA.  This makes them attractive areas to settle down in while being in commuting distance from many corporate head offices in the greater Toronto area. Sometimes the area is referred to as Tri-Cityincluding Cambridge, adjacent to the south. Housing and property are more affordable in the Tri-City area. They have a smaller city vibe with big back yards and all the urban amenities while still being proximate to the GTA.

The City of waterloo is home to approximately 100,000 people. It is considered uptown from the Kitchener area even though there is no clear divide between the two communities. The Grand River runs to the east of Waterloo, then through the city center of Cambridge. It is the largest river that is entirely within southern Ontario runs south all the way to Lake Erie. Waterloo was really put on the map by graduates of the University of Waterloo technical program where the home of Research in Motion (RIM) was born, now Blackberry. It is also strong in the insurance sector, with Sun Life Financial and Manulife Financial being amongst its biggest employers. Wilfred Laurier University is another draw for this area.

The big draws to the Kitchener/Waterloo area include:

• Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex
• Waterloo Central Railway
• Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery
• Centre for International Governance Innovation
• Conestoga Mall Waterloo Busker Carnival

The big economy drivers employers are:

• Sunlife Financial  
• University of waterloo & Wilfred Laurier University
• Blackberry
• Manulife Financial
• And numerous other high tech companies (waterloo is sometimes referred to as the silicone valley of the north)

The large watershed of the Conestoga river creates excellent habitat for what are considered pest birds and animals. These include pigeons, gulls, raccoons, mice & skunks. Recently there has been increased issues with skunks near the Conestoga river and other nearby bodies of water. Whether you live in an older part of the city new home, you will encounter wildlife. Learn how to safe-proof your home or business from pest birds and animals by clicking on our tools and tips for Bird and Animal Control. We provide residential, commercial and industrial services. Call us now to get a free consultation on how we can help you deal with your pest problem.