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Pest Control

7Apr
A kitchen with white cabinets and wooden countertops features open wooden shelves holding dishes and glasses. A farmhouse sink is below two windows with white blinds, where common problems like drips are easy to fix yourself. The blue walls complement a trio of lights above the windows.
3 Ways to Get Rid of Pantry Pests

Pantry pests can be a massive problem for some homeowners. These insects typically include beetles and moths, such as the flour beetle and Indian meal moth, that feed on food stored in your pantry. Unfortunately, not only do these small insects wreak havoc on your food store, but they also cause problems around your house. […]

6Apr
Close-up view of a small ant on a white surface, displaying its segmented body with a distinct head, thorax, and abdomen. The ant has six legs and two antennae.
Home Remedies for Ant Pest Control

Ants can be a frustrating pest to deal with in your home. There are over 1000 species of ants in the United States, each of them with their own unique characteristics. When it comes to getting rid of ants in your home, it’s important to know what species you’re dealing with.   Pavement Ants Pavement […]

26Mar
A close-up image of a black and red ant on a plain background. The ant's body is segmented into a head, thorax, and abdomen, with prominent legs and antennae extended outward. The ant's texture is visible in detail.
Seattle Ant Removal Tips

When it comes to pests, ants aren’t the worst pests to have, as they rarely do any structural damage and don’t carry disease. However, ants are easily the biggest nuisance. If not properly handled, they can easily take over your kitchen in a matter of hours, covering window sills and countertops with neat little lines.  […]

18Mar
A brown spider is perched on a dry, curled leaf against a dark background. This common sight in Washington showcases the spider's long legs and detailed body, blending seamlessly with the leaf's texture and color.
How to Protect Your Home from Spiders

When it comes to creepy crawlies, spiders take the cake. Though most spiders in the Seattle area are harmless, there are some that can cause a trip to the hospital. Better to be safe than sorry and get rid of all the spiders in your home. But how do you do it? In this article, […]

10Dec
A sailboat is on a calm body of water with a marina in the background. Snow-capped mountains rise behind a forest under cloudy skies.
Winter Pest Control Tips

The holidays are here and that means GUESTS. Some of them unwanted. I hear it so very often on the phones. “Well it’s winter and the pests are all dead”. Until two days before a big dinner party and guess who showed up early for the party? Templeton! Most pests have begun overwintering. But they […]

14Nov
A rat with shaggy fur is seen strolling across a concrete surface, reminiscent of the Seattle rats that thrive in urban landscapes. The image is in sepia tones, giving it a vintage feel as its long tail trails behind.
Seattle Rats: Local Types and Rat Control

Seattle Rat Population – almost sounds like a sports team, right? Well this blog isn’t about sports, but let’s talk about Seattle rats. There are two common species of the Seattle rat – the Norway rat and the Roof rat. Seattle rats are everywhere. Nocturnal, they often go unnoticed, until they become a nuisance. Sound, […]

8Oct
A man in protective clothing stands outside a residential house with "Seattle Pest Control" emblazoned on his tank and spray wand. A white pickup truck, also bearing the company logo, is parked in the sunny suburban driveway.
Seattle Pest Control – Our Region’s Biggest Pest Problems

Whether you’re looking to buy a new home or recently moved into a new home, many people start to wonder about what type of pests they have and what they need to be concerned about. In Western Washington, there are only a few pests a homeowner needs to be worried about.  Here’s a breakdown of some […]