Pest control in Fremont.
For Fremont homes, from older houses on the hill to new townhomes on the side streets: ants, mice, rats, wasps and spiders. After every visit, take a putt. Sink it and win a free year.
Fremont homes
A hillside of homes above the canal.
Fremont climbs the hill from the Ship Canal, with older houses, new townhomes and busy shops side by side. Here’s what that means for pests.
Near the shops
Rats go where the food is, so homes near restaurants and busy streets can see more of them. We find how they get in and seal it.
Older houses
Older homes on the hill often have basements and crawlspaces, where mice and Norway rats like to live.
New townhomes
Sugar ants don’t care how new your kitchen is. They follow trails to food in any home.
Garages and basements
Giant house spiders hide in dark garages and basements, and wander the most from late August into November.
Where we go
All of Fremont.
From the Fremont Bridge and the Troll up the hill toward Phinney Ridge, plus the streets along the Burke-Gilman Trail.
ZIP code: 98103
Nearby, too: Ballard, Wallingford, Phinney Ridge and Queen Anne.
The putt
Sink it, win a free year.
After every visit in Fremont, 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 Fremont.
Do restaurants nearby mean more rats?
They can. Rats follow food and garbage. Closed bins and sealed gaps are the best defense, and we handle the sealing.
Are the big spiders dangerous?
No. Giant house spiders look scary, but their bite isn’t known to harm people. Most show up in fall, looking for mates.
Book a visit in Fremont.
Pick a time window. We call when we’re on our way, and you get a written price before we start.