Pest control in
Sedro-Woolley, WA.

Sedro-Woolley sits where the foothills start. The wooded lots and undeveloped land surrounding most neighborhoods means rodent pressure is constant and spider populations explode every fall. We see a lot of giant house spiders here, plus the carpenter ant problems that come with moisture-prone framing in older homes.

Out where the foothills begin there's no shortage of cover. Blackberry, second-growth woods, and undeveloped lots all back right up to the houses, and that's a constant feeder for rodents looking to come inside once the nights cool off. We seal the roofline and foundation first, then trap, so the gap they used doesn't just hand the next one a way in.

Giant house spiders own the fall here. They move indoors hunting in September and October, and the cool, dark daylight basements common in older Sedro-Woolley homes are exactly the kind of space they want. A treated perimeter plus knocking down the webs keeps them from setting up on the eaves and around the doors.