Pest Control in Post Falls, Idaho

About pest control in Post Falls

Post Falls is named for Frederick Post, the German immigrant who built a lumber mill on the Spokane River in 1871, on land purchased from Chief Andrew Seltice of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe. The city sits on the Rathdrum Prairie, bounded by the Spokane River to the south, about 20 miles east of Spokane. Falls Park overlooks the namesake dam and falls, and Q'emiln Park, pronounced ka-mee-lin, offers a 78.5 acre swimming beach, boat launch, and rock climbing. The town is often called the Industrial Heart of North Idaho for its manufacturing and technology employers.

Milltown and Post Falls City Center hold the older craftsman and cottage homes near the river, with waterfront properties running up to the million dollar range. Newer subdivisions spread north and west, and the 23 mile North Idaho Centennial Trail threads through town from the state line to Coeur d'Alene.

The owner of the Post Falls based Pointe Pest Control says most local calls are about ants, followed closely by spiders, stinging insects, and rodents. Rodents like mice and rats, ants, spiders, and occasional invaders such as stink bugs and centipedes are the common commercial and residential offenders here.