Pest control in Green Lake.
For Green Lake homes, from the streets around the lake to Tangletown: ants, mice, rats, wasps and spiders. After every visit, take a putt. Sink it and win a free year.
Green Lake homes
Homes by the lake and the park.
Many Green Lake houses date from the early 1900s, and they sit close to the lake, the park and its big trees. Here’s what that means for pests.
Park trees and power lines
Roof rats travel along trees, fences and power lines to reach roofs. Homes near big trees are easy to reach.
Older homes
Older houses have basements and crawlspaces, where mice look for small gaps to get in.
Spiders
Giant house spiders are common west of the Cascades. Expect the most in fall, in garages and basements.
Ground wasps
Yellowjackets nest in the ground in yards and parks. Late summer is when they’re most aggressive.
Where we go
All of Green Lake.
All the way around the lake, including Tangletown and the streets near Woodland Park.
ZIP codes: 98103 and 98115
Nearby, too: Phinney Ridge, Greenwood, Wallingford and Ravenna.
The putt
Sink it, win a free year.
After every visit in Green Lake, 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 Green Lake.
Do rats really climb power lines?
Yes. Roof rats are good climbers and use wires, fences and branches as highways to roofs.
When should I call about wasps?
Before you get close. Late-summer yellowjackets defend their nests hard, and a nest can hold thousands.
Book a visit in Green Lake.
Pick a time window. We call when we’re on our way, and you get a written price before we start.