Recurring plans in Spokane start at $41 a month, and every plan includes our 365 Pest Free Guarantee: if pests come back between visits, so do we, at no extra charge. Mouse and rodent service is $349 to start with a plan, or $699 on its own. Call or text 208-401-6122 for a quote on your home.

Yes. We cover the whole 509 area from Eagle Ridge to Mt. Spokane, including the South Hill, Browne's Addition, North Spokane and Riverside (99201 through 99208, 99217, 99223 and 99224). We also serve Mead (99021), Newman Lake (99025), Otis Orchards (99027), Spokane Valley and Liberty Lake.

Older Spokane homes have gaps around foundations, utility lines and garage doors, and mice only need a hole the size of a dime. They move in as nights get cold in October and November. We seal entry points, set locked bait stations outside, and trap the mice already inside.

Hobo spiders are common in Spokane, especially in fall, but current research doesn't show them to be a serious medical threat. They build funnel webs in window wells, woodpiles and basements. Brown recluses are not native to Spokane, so a brown spider here is almost always a hobo or wolf spider. We treat the perimeter and sweep webs to keep them out.

Yellowjackets are one of the most common pests we treat in Spokane. They nest in the ground, in wall voids and under eaves, and they peak in late summer. Don't seal a nest in a wall, because they can chew through drywall to get inside. We treat the nest directly and come back if it stays active.

Yes. Carpenter ants are common near the Spokane River, parks and wooded lots. Snowmelt softens wood in spring, which is when you'll see winged swarmers and piles of fine sawdust (frass). We treat the colony and the spots where they get inside.

Yes. Keeping your family and pets safe is our top priority. Rodent bait goes in locked, tamper-resistant stations outside, and we use traps indoors, so kids and pets can't get to it.