Pest control in Phinney Ridge.
For Phinney Ridge homes, from Craftsman houses along Phinney Avenue to the blocks next to Woodland Park Zoo: ants, mice, rats, wasps and spiders. After every visit, take a putt. Sink it and win a free year.
Phinney Ridge homes
Old houses next to a big park.
Phinney Ridge has many early-1900s houses, and Woodland Park’s big trees are right next door. Here’s what that means for pests.
Big trees nearby
Roof rats climb trees and run along branches to reach roofs. A branch touching your roof is an easy way in.
Old basements
Many older homes have basements and crawlspaces. Mice and Norway rats look for gaps there, and we seal them.
Damp wood
Carpenter ants nest in wood that has stayed wet, like old porches, steps and window frames.
Wasps in the yard
Yellowjackets often nest in the ground, in old stumps or inside walls. Nests are biggest in late summer.
Where we go
All of Phinney Ridge.
Along Phinney Avenue from the zoo to the top of the ridge, and down both slopes toward Ballard and Green Lake.
ZIP code: 98103
Nearby, too: Greenwood, Green Lake, Fremont and Ballard.
The putt
Sink it, win a free year.
After every visit in Phinney Ridge, 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 Phinney Ridge.
Should I trim branches near my roof?
Yes. Roof rats use branches as bridges. Keeping them back from the roof is one of the easiest ways to keep rats out.
When are spiders the worst?
From late August into November. That’s when male giant house spiders wander, looking for mates.
Book a visit in Phinney Ridge.
Pick a time window. We call when we’re on our way, and you get a written price before we start.