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Pest Control October 1, 2026
You notice ants near the sink on a damp Bremerton morning, wipe them up, and hope that’s the end of it. Usually, it isn’t. The best pest prevention tips are small, boring habits that work quietly...
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Pest Control September 28, 2026
Choosing Bremerton pest control can feel oddly stressful. One company promises a quick spray, another talks about long-term prevention, and meanwhile you’re staring at ants by the sink or hearing...
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Pest Control September 25, 2026
If you’re asking **do I need pest control**, you’re probably already dealing with something that feels off: ants showing up by the sink again, scratching in the wall after midnight, or a wasp that...
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Pest Control September 22, 2026
If you’re searching **how long does pest control take**, you probably want one simple answer and you probably want it fast. The honest answer is that pest control runs on two clocks: how long the...
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Pest Control September 19, 2026
Finding the best pest control company usually starts with something annoying and very specific: ants marching across the kitchen counter, a wasp nest tucked under the eaves, mole runs turning a...
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Pest Control September 16, 2026
If your dog is scratching at the back door five minutes after a yard treatment, “is pest control safe for pets” stops being a casual question and starts feeling very personal. The short answer is...
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Pest Control September 13, 2026
If you’ve ever found a trail of ants crossing the counter or spotted a wasp nest under the eaves, your first thought is usually simple: can this be handled in one visit? That’s exactly where...
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Pest Control September 10, 2026
You hear scratching in the wall during a wet Bremerton week, or you find a line of ants cutting across the kitchen counter right before coffee. In that moment, “pest control cost” stops being a...
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Pest Control September 7, 2026
Hiring pest control can feel weirdly hard for something that seems so simple. You spot ants in the kitchen, hear scratching over the bedroom ceiling at 2 a.m., or notice a soggy, patchy stretch of...
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Pest Control September 4, 2026
A pest control inspection feels a lot less stressful once you know what actually happens during the visit. If you have ants in the kitchen, scratching in the attic, or odd brown patches in the...
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Pest Control September 4, 2026
A practical guide to evaluating possible powderpost beetle activity in Western Washington, with clear advice on what to consider and how to plan the next.
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A practical guide to persistent moss in turf in Western Washington, with clear advice on what to consider and how to plan the next step.
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An HOA gate path in Western Washington fails after overseed when nobody owns the hose. We name who waters before we load the hopper.
Read More → Lawn Care August 24, 2026
Thin Western Washington turf after birds work the lawn is often crane fly larvae, not Midwest-style white grubs. We confirm before we treat.
Read More → Lawn Care August 21, 2026
Moss on a north Seattle wall is a light and wetness story. Pouring fertilizer on that strip will not invent sun.
Read More → Lawn Care August 21, 2026
A yellow Seattle lawn under cedar drip is often moss and shade, not a fungicide emergency.
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Lawn Care August 20, 2026
Bremerton overseeding only pays when someone keeps the seedbed damp through the dry pockets between marine layer days.
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Western Washington moisture ants follow the same unsealed utility gap from the crawl into the kitchen after every wet spell.
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Lawn Care August 18, 2026
After a Puget Sound rain week, rhododendrons and cedars in Bremerton fail for different moisture reasons, not one spray.
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Lawn Care August 4, 2026
A wet green lawn can still need lime, and a yellow lawn is not automatic proof of low pH. Test soil conditions before you schedule lime with Sunrise Pest.
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Pest Control August 4, 2026
A practical guide to wasps in Washington state: types of wasps homeowners see most, how to spot bald-faced hornets, nest clues, and when professional removal makes sense.
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Pest Control August 3, 2026
Fine powder under furniture and hollow galleries in framing are different wood pests. Learn what to photograph and which Sunrise service to call first.
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Pest Control August 1, 2026
Sunrise uses earthworm-style bait or granular deterrent during monthly mole service. Fresh ridges help technicians focus on active lawn areas.
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Pest Control July 30, 2026
We treat both clothes moths and pantry moths, but one inspection begins with natural-fiber belongings while the other begins with stored food.
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Pest Control July 22, 2026
We provide commercial pest control and lawn care for HOA communities. Shared grounds, building perimeters, resident reports, and treatment schedules need one clear process.
Read More → Pest Control July 20, 2026
When you call during business hours, you speak directly with a licensed local technician. That can make the first pest or lawn conversation more useful.
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Pest Control July 17, 2026
A wasp at the table is a forager. A steady flight line to the eaves is a nest. This story reads flight paths, sorts paper wasps from yellowjackets and hornets, and covers when to leave a nest or treat it.
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Capitol area rain, clay soils, and forest edges change how Olympia lawns and pests behave after storm splash. This scannable guide links local habits to Sunrise service pages.
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Grill drip, fryer splash, and sticky outdoor kitchen edges create scent lines ants follow from foundation joints to the dining pad. This story ties grease discipline to perimeter scout walks.
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Patio dinners stack grease, crumbs, and warm evenings while wasps, ants, lawn rings, and quiet garage corners compete for attention. This quiz sorts one next read for outdoor dining season.
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Pest Control June 24, 2026
Coming home from travel means heavy foot traffic on the walkway, damp mulch by the patio door, and pests that moved in while you were gone.
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Pest Control June 22, 2026
When rain pauses on the Puget Sound mulch stays damp along the house while curb strips brown.
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Porch lights attract flying insects while spiders rebuild webs on eaves and railings nightly.
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Dry weather thins grass along the curb while saucers and gutters still hold water for evening mosquitoes.
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Pest Control June 11, 2026
Vacation yard checklist for New Hampshire lots covering saucers, lawn edges, and service access.
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Pest Control June 9, 2026
When rain pauses between showers Puget Sound lawns often brown along sunny edges while shade stays green.
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Pest Control June 5, 2026
Marine breeze, slope runoff, and forest edges change how Gig Harbor lawns and pests behave. This scannable guide links harbor habits to Sunrise service pages.
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Pest Control June 3, 2026
Freed afternoons concentrate wear on paths to the gate and fence lines while damp mulch invites perimeter traffic. This story aligns mowing rhythm with exterior programs before guests arrive.
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Pest Control May 28, 2026
Tan rings, chewed paths, damp mulch, and quiet garage corners compete for attention at once. Answer four questions and we point you to one sensible next read on sunrisepest.com.
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Pest Control May 26, 2026
When classes end and warm afternoons return, cool season lawns show rings, overlap stripes, and fungus cues. This story ties irrigation habits to honest disease timing on the Puget Sound.
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Pest Control May 21, 2026
Western Washington can feel like a Michigan spring long after the calendar says May. This story explains crawl and sill moisture, spider silk, and perimeter timing before summer evenings fill porches.
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A mid May dry block can lighten bark beside the downspout while mulch two inches down still holds damp. This story ties foundation activity to honest perimeter and ant timing on the Puget Sound.
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A few sunny days after a wet spring can dry siding faces while mulch lines stay damp. This story explains what shows up at the foundation and how perimeter and ant plans stay honest.
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Dusk along the Sound brings ants, spiders, tall grass, and the first real mosquito evenings at once. Answer four questions and we point you to one sensible next read on sunrisepest.com.
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Sliders see more feet, more pet bowls, and more crumbs in May. This blog ties honest cleanup habits to perimeter and ant programs across Western Washington without over promising.
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Guests notice sagging gutters and spider silk before they compliment your flowers. Answer five questions and we point you to one sensible next read on sunrisepest.com, not a substitute for a visit.
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Walk the outside like a technician would before Memorial traffic: gutters, splash lines, porch lights, and mulch stories that invite ants. Pair habits with Sunrise programs across Western Washington.
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Mow border zones, tighten pet checks, and ask about exterior programs while lawns still build thickness for families who live outside.
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Separate scout ants from steady problems, dry foundation edges, and line up pest programs before warm evenings fill patios.
Read More → Lawn Care April 20, 2026
Align mowing, moisture, and foundation walks with how cool season turf actually grows from Bremerton to the Eastside before warm weeks stack up.
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Before late spring fills the calendar, align grass growth, drainage habits, and a slow foundation walk with how Sunrise serves Puget Sound lawns and homes.
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Pest Control March 31, 2026
If quick silvery insects vanish under baseboards or chew closet clutter, humidity and storage habits usually tell part of the story. Here is a practical read before you call.
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Sort kitchen trails, attic noise, webs, silver flashes in the bathroom, and torn sod into one clear next read using only pages that already live on sunrisepest.com.
Read More → Lawn Care March 26, 2026
Pre-emergent treatments are about stopping weed seeds before they break the surface. This guide explains how that fits cool-season lawns around Seattle, Tacoma, and Kitsap—and how we fold it into professional programs.
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Cool-season grass starts demanding nutrients again while ants and spiders test last year’s gaps. Here is how March weather patterns usually line up with the services Sunrise Pest and Turf Management schedules for Western Washington homes.
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Lawn Care March 23, 2026
Tell us what you are seeing in your turf, from weeds to thin color to puddling soil. At the end we point you toward a Sunrise lawn program that matches the symptoms—not a substitute for an on-site evaluation.
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Walk the outside of your Western Washington home in March to fix screens, door sweeps, and vents before warm weather brings ants, spiders, and rodents indoors.
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Soil and bark piled against siding keeps wood damp and gives pests an easy path inside. Learn safe clearance habits for Tacoma, Puyallup, and Western Washington homes.
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Moss often beats grass in wet Western Washington yards. Learn practical steps for drainage, light, soil, and lawn care in Bremerton, Silverdale, and nearby towns.
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Standing water hurts your lawn and attracts pests. Learn why drainage matters in Western Washington and what to do about it. Tips for Seattle, Tacoma, and Bremerton.
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Get your Puget Sound yard ready for spring with a clear checklist. Lawn care, weed control, and pest prevention tips for Seattle, Tacoma, and Bremerton.
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Know when to call a pro for pest or lawn problems in Western Washington and when you can safely handle it yourself. Practical guide for Bremerton, Seattle, and Tacoma area homeowners.
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A practical guide to timing pest control and lawn care in Western Washington so you get consistent results without over or under treating.
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Finding droppings or nesting material can be unsettling. Here is how to stay safe, what to avoid, and when to call a professional in the Puget Sound area.
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Late winter in the Puget Sound region is the perfect window to plan aeration, fertilization, and weed control so your lawn is ready when the growing season starts.
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February rain leaves many Seattle and Everett lawns squishy and thin. Aeration, lime, and smart lawn care help water move through soil instead of sitting on roots.
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Pest Control February 12, 2026
Large slow moving bugs on south facing walls in Tacoma and Puyallup are often western conifer seed bugs. Here is how they behave and how perimeter pest control helps.
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Traps alone rarely stop rodents if mice can still get in. Learn how sealing entry points around your Western Washington home supports real rodent control.
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Aeration February 7, 2026
Crane fly larvae can thin turf and attract digging birds and raccoons. Learn what to watch for in Western Washington lawns and how grub control and lawn care help.
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Heavy winter rain can leave Kitsap and Bremerton soils acidic. Lime treatments help grass use fertilizer and compete with moss. Here is how lime fits a lawn care plan.
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Odorous house ants often show up in Western Washington kitchens in late winter and spring. Here is why they are hard to stop on your own and how professional ant control helps.
Read More → Pest Control July 7, 2025
Aeration will loosen compacted soil and improve nutrient access to your turf's roots, which should be done in the fall to ensure it can endure the process.
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Pest Control July 7, 2025
Keep your inside space free of cockroaches by keeping it clean, sealing any openings in your windows and doors, and signing up for a cockroach control service.
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Applying pre-emergent weed control in the spring will drastically reduce the number of weeds that sprout. Combine it with post-emergent treatments to target existing ones!
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Lime treatments are made of natural limestone and help correct acidic soil, balancing its pH to make it more conducive to healthy grass growth.
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Aerating your lawn in the spring will help address compacted soil so it has good access to nutrients and resources that keep it healthy during summer.
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A fertilizer treatment in the summer will provide the nutrients your lawn needs to endure the stressful conditions and stay vibrant.
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Schedule preventative grub control treatments in May or June to prevent these pests from infesting your lawn and damaging it!
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Chinch bugs are insects that suck sap out of grass blades, causing significant damage to lawns that they infest. If they infest your lawn, hire pros to get rid of them.
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Perimeter pest control treatments are worth it because pros will routinely apply them, use products effective against different pests, and often them with a warranty.
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Pest Control November 25, 2024
these easy steps to keep stink bugs away from your home this winter or get rid of them permanently by calling Sunrise Pest & Turf Management.
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Stink bugs in your house? Handle them with ease with these stink bug control strategies that you can easily do at home.
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Infestations caused by termites and carpenter ants can look similar, so it's important to hire pest control pros to identify the issue and provide necessary treatment.
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Pest Control August 21, 2024
Is your lawn looking patchy and tired? Aeration and overseeding can bring it to life. Learn the benefits and take advantage of our fall lawn care promos.
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Restore your lawn's beauty now with professional grub control from Sunrise Pest & Turf Management. Revitalize your grub-damaged lawn today!
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Pest Control June 12, 2024
Keep your lawn lush with expert fertilization from Sunrise Pest & Turf Management. Get tailored solutions for Bremerton, WA and nearby areas today.
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Pest Control May 23, 2024
Sunrise Pest and Turf Management now offers full lawn programs in Bremerton and Kitsap County, including fertilization, weed control, aeration, and grub control.
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Explore the value of pest control and ensure a pest-free home with Sunrise Pest & Turf Management. Get expert tips to keep pests at bay all season long!
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Pest Control January 28, 2024
Start the new year pest-free with our comprehensive guide on pest control. Learn costs, benefits, and tips for maintaining a pest-free home.
Read More → Pest Control November 19, 2023
Pest control is a vital aspect of maintaining a safe and hygienic environment in your home or workplace. However, numerous queries often arise regarding its safety, effectiveness, and impact on both humans and pets.
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Protect your home or business in Seattle, Washington, from pests with our expert pest control services. Get reliable solutions for a pest-free environment.
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Manage odorous house ants, carpenter ants, spiders, and rats with our expert pest control services. Get effective solutions for a pest-free environment.
Read More → Pest Control July 17, 2023
Ants are common household pests that can cause annoyance and damage to homes. Understanding their behavior, different types, and effective control methods is essential for homeowners to effectively manage and prevent ant infestations.
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content='As the summer season arrives, so does the increased activity of pests. The warm weather and abundance of food sources make it an ideal time for insects and other pests to thrive. However, with the right preventive measures, you can ensure that your home remains a pest-free sanctuary through
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Pest Control May 21, 2023
As the summer approaches, it’s time to start thinking about preparing your home to be pest-free. With the increase in temperature and humidity, many pests become more active and can quickly invade your living spaces.
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Pest Control April 17, 2023
Mosquitos are small flying insects that are known to be a major pest in many parts of the world, including Western Washington. They are most active during the spring and summer months when temperatures warm up and there is more precipitation. In addition to buzzing around your picnic and being a nui
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Pest Control March 16, 2023
Prepare for spring by learning about common pests to watch out for, ensuring your home stays protected and pest-free throughout the season.
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Pest Control February 22, 2023
Stay ahead of spring pests with expert tips to keep your home pest-free and comfortable all season long. Learn more!
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Pest Control January 19, 2023
Start the new year off right with all-encompassing pest protection from Sunrise Pest & Turf Management, ensuring your home stays pest-free!
Read More → Pest Control December 15, 2022
Don’t let pests ruin your holiday plan. these simple tips to keep the bugs off your holiday to-do list so you can enjoy quality time with family and friends.
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But here’s the good news! You can keep these pesky invaders at bay with these few simple tricks:
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Pest Control October 16, 2022
As bugs prepare for the winter, they retreat indoors to seek shelter during winter. In warmer regions, as the dry season fades to wet, bugs seek out shelter that is warm and dry. While you anticipate spending the rainy or snowy weather in your snug, warm and dry haven indoors, so do bugs.
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Pest Control September 16, 2022
Keeping flea infestations away doesn’t have to be complicated. In this article, we give you habits that can help you prevent an infestation at home.
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Rats and mice are scavengers. They will dwell in places where there is a good source of food. Mice could even live in the cold freezer feeding on your frozen food. These pesky rodents wouldn’t go very far from places where food is always available. That is why they love to stay in our homes. This ar
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The hottest months are here and it’s the perfect time to hit the beach or go camping in Washington’s most popular campgrounds. But while the summer months are the best time to go outdoors, it’s also a great time for common pests to thrive in your home and surroundings. The warm summer weather and lo
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Pest Control July 6, 2022
Fleas usually come from outdoors or other animals. Once your indoor pets have them, fleas can quickly spread throughout your home. Fleas can transmit disease, that’s why it’s so important to prevent a flea infestation and to treat your pets when they have them.
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Pest Control December 3, 2021
Rodents and other critters can be quite crafty when it comes to making their way inside homes and structures. From garages to barns to attics, colder months tend to drive wildlife toward your home. Rodents in particular can be extra determined when the temperature drops. It is especially common this
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From house spiders and wolf spiders to orb weavers, learn what Washington spiders you are seeing indoors and when professional spider control makes sense.
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Pest Control September 23, 2021
Anyone who has lived in Washington knows Spiders are frequent visitors of our homes, offices, and gardens. They are a type of Arachnid, meaning they use legs to move around.
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Pest Control August 31, 2021
Odorous House Ants, known by their common nickname “Sugar Ants,” are a frequent and annoying pest here in the Pacific Northwest. While generally harmless, they are a challenge to eradicate. They move quickly, have large colonies, and feed on a wide variety of foods. These are some of the most common
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Pest Control July 6, 2021
Cockroaches have gained quite the reputation (did you know they are one of the most commonly feared insects on Earth?). They’re known for their resilience against the elements, and as a pest that is difficult to get rid of. This, in part, is true. But much of their stubbornness depends on whether th
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Pest Control June 8, 2021
Outside of Pest Control, you may not hear about these critters very often. You have probably had moths or beetles roaming around your home without knowing it. Food, such as grains, or clothes made of animal fibers, such as wool or fur, attract Stored Product Pests. Even though they can be a nuisance
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Pest Control April 7, 2021
Springtime here in the Pacific Northwest is a wonderful thing. Cherry blossoms are in bloom and daffodils are flourishing. But as many of us know, with warm weather comes all kinds of unwanted critters, ants included.
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