Pest control in Capitol Hill.
For Capitol Hill houses, from the grand old homes near Volunteer Park to the streets above Interlaken Park: ants, mice, rats, wasps and spiders. After every visit, take a putt. Sink it and win a free year.
Capitol Hill homes
Grand old houses and busy streets.
Capitol Hill has some of Seattle’s grandest old houses near Volunteer Park, plus busy streets full of restaurants. Here’s what that means for pests.
Big old houses
Large older homes have more ways in: basements, attics, chimneys and vents. We check them all.
Mature trees
Tall old trees give roof rats a path to the roof. Branches touching the house are worth trimming.
Busy streets
Restaurants along Broadway and 15th Avenue mean plenty of food for rats. Homes nearby should keep bins closed.
Wasps in walls
Yellowjackets nest in the walls and attics of older houses, and sometimes chew their way into rooms.
Where we go
Capitol Hill’s houses.
Houses and townhomes across the hill, including North Capitol Hill and the streets around Volunteer Park and Interlaken Park.
ZIP codes: 98102, 98112 and 98122
Nearby, too: Eastlake, Montlake and Madison Park.
The putt
Sink it, win a free year.
After every visit in Capitol Hill, you get one putt. Sink it and win a free year of pest control, four visits on us.
One putt per completed visit. No purchase necessary. Full rules
Questions
Good to know in Capitol Hill.
Do you treat apartments or condos?
No. We focus on houses and townhomes.
Can wasps really chew through a wall?
Sometimes. Yellowjackets nesting inside a wall can chew through into a room. If you hear buzzing in a wall, call us, and don’t plug the hole yourself.
Book a visit in Capitol Hill.
Pick a time window. We call when we’re on our way, and you get a written price before we start.