With new commercial facilities, beautiful housing developments, and charming neighborhoods, Auburn really does have it all—including its share of pests.

Performing pest control in and around Bellevue and other Eastside communities can be very interesting. Most structures, new or old, can be prone to pest infestation.

Multiple nearby bodies of water make Bonney Lake and Lake Tapps ideal for several types of pests.

Des Moines has 6 miles of shoreline with direct access to the Puget Sound via the city’s boardwalk; this, in combination with greenbelts and easily-accessed waterfront, makes Des Moines a prime location for a variety of different pests.

With many of its homes and business built into the rural landscapes, direct contact with pests in Edgewood is not an uncommon occurrence.

As much of Enumclaw is rural dairy farms, the typical urban pests we treat for are not as common.

The most common pests we encounter in Federal Way and NE Tacoma are Rodents, Carpenter Ants, Odorous House Ants, Spiders, and Stinging Insects.

Similar to Tacoma, Gig Harbor has an abundance of water and naturally occurring greenbelt areas that provide numerous conducive conditions for pests.

Like other cities in Pierce County, Graham’s mix of rural and suburban environments makes it an attractive location for various pests.

Despite its more modern downtown, Issaquah is still beset on all sides by a multitude of naturally occurring greenbelt areas.

Kent, WA is one of the largest cities in Washington State, so there are plenty of different situations that will encourage pest infestations.

The close proximity of Lacey’s residents and business centers to its more rural, undeveloped locations provides the perfect conditions for pests to invade.

Lakewood has many greenbelts and rural farmland areas which offer plenty of shelter and resources for local pest populations.

We have many years of experience providing services to Olympia. We know how to handle any pest issue, from Rodent visitors to a Termite infestation.

Many of Puyallup’s homes and businesses are close to its more rural areas, putting them in direct contact with many pests.

Between its numerous parks and trails, Redmond has an abundance of naturally beauty for you to explore. Like many cities in the Pacific Northwest, Redmond’s abundance of natural greenbelt areas attracts a wide variety of different pests.

Certain areas around Renton show signs of age, which can sometimes open the door for pests like Rats, Ants, and Spiders to move in.

There are a lot of beautiful high-end homes in Sammamish, with more new houses being built there every day. However, just because a home is new does not make it impervious to pests.

SeaTac’s status as a hub city for travel coupled with its abundance of restaurants and hotels have created conditions for pests to thrive.

Large cities like Seattle are a breeding ground for many difficult and invasive pests, such as rodents, ants, and bed bugs. No matter how clean you keep your living or working space, every Seattle resident is at risk of an infestation.

Like other cities in Pierce County, Spanaway’s mixture of rural and heavily developed urban areas has created prime conditions for many pests to thrive.

Sumner’s abundant greenbelt areas and rural geography offers ample food and shelter to many insects, rodents, birds, and other unwanted pests.

Surrounded on 3 sides by water, Tacoma is primed for plenty of pest activity, including Rats, Ants, Stinging Insects, and Subterranean Termites.

Tukwila’s abundance of restaurants and shopping centers offer a surplus of food, water, and shelter for local pests.

From Rodents and Birds to all manner of insects, there are an abundance of pests that have chosen to call University Place home.

West Seattle: the hidden gem of the Pacific Northwest. Well, not quite so hidden these days, but still beautiful and charming—and chock full of Rats, Odorous House Ants, Subterranean Termites, and other pests.