Pest control in Montlake.
For Montlake homes, from the Montlake Cut to the edge of the Arboretum: ants, mice, rats, wasps and spiders. After every visit, take a putt. Sink it and win a free year.
Montlake homes
Old homes between the water and the woods.
Montlake’s older houses sit between the Montlake Cut, Portage Bay and the Washington Park Arboretum. Here’s what that means for pests.
Next to the Arboretum
Woods and old trees nearby mean carpenter ants and roof rats aren’t far. We check where trees and wood touch your house.
Older homes
Older houses settle over time and leave small gaps. A mouse needs a gap only about the size of a dime.
Spiders
Giant house spiders like basements and garages, and show up most in fall.
Wasps
Yellowjackets nest in walls, attics and the ground. Late summer is when they’re most aggressive.
Where we go
All of Montlake.
From the Montlake Cut and Portage Bay to the streets along the Arboretum.
ZIP code: 98112
Nearby, too: Capitol Hill, Madison Park, University District and Eastlake.
The putt
Sink it, win a free year.
After every visit in Montlake, 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 Montlake.
How small a gap can a mouse use?
Very small, about the size of a dime. That’s why we check older homes so carefully.
Do the Arboretum’s trees mean more pests?
They can mean more carpenter ants and roof rats nearby. Keeping branches off the roof and wood away from the house helps.
Book a visit in Montlake.
Pick a time window. We call when we’re on our way, and you get a written price before we start.