From structural to nuisance pests, ants are important to keep at bay from entering your home.

Learn about how to prevent a bed bug infestation and what you should do if you find yourself living with them.

These insects are persistant and can be a health hazard for your home or business. 

Fleas can impact the health of your pets and can spread disease to your family. Pet treatments are sometimes insufficient for control

While in some instances they can be beneficial, some species can damage clothing and carpets, or even stored flour and grains.

Most spiders in Washington State are harmless. See what the identifying features are to stay safe.

Termites can damage structures virtually undetected for long periods of time. It is a good idea to have frequent inspections to identify their presence before expensive damage can occur.

Bats carry diseases that can be harmful to health or even life threatening. It is important to keep them out of any portion of your home to stay safe.

Specific species of beetles can commonly infest and reinfest wood, causing lasting damage to support structures on your home and  some furniture. 

Usually earwigs are regarded a nuisance pest. They will not climb into your ears, but can be a sign of a moisture issue. 

Raccoons and skunks are just a couple of mammals that can cause significant damage to a home and its crawl space.  Pulled down insulation, diverted ducting and general refuse can be costly damage.

Rats and mice both pose a significant health and safety risk in your home.

Stink bugs are typically an agricultural pest, but may seek refuge indoors as the temperture gets colder. They won't harm you, but can smell putrid when crushed or disturbed

Stinging insects can be the difference between a successful picnic and a retreat to the indoors.