Pest Control in Spokane, Washington

About pest control in Spokane

Spokane revolves around its river, which tumbles through downtown in the Spokane Falls. Riverfront Park, the 100 acre site of Expo '74, sits just north of the downtown core, and River Park Square anchors the shopping and entertainment district. The South Hill rises south of downtown with neighborhoods like South Perry, home to a weekly farmers market. The University District on the east side holds Gonzaga University and branch campuses of Washington State and Eastern Washington Universities.

Much of downtown was rebuilt after the Great Fire of 1889 in Romanesque Revival style by architect Kirtland Kelsey Cutter, and that historic character still defines Riverside Avenue. The Logan neighborhood near Gonzaga mixes student housing with some of the city's oldest homes. North Spokane's Hillyard and Five Mile areas hold the suburban north side.

Spokane sits in one of the few US regions where hobo spiders are well established, documented here since the late 1960s. Odorous house ants, pavement ants, and carpenter ants are the top ant threats, with rodents moving indoors each fall. Yellow jackets and bald faced hornets nest around eaves and sheds all summer, and moles, bed bugs, and the velvety tree ant round out the area's pest list.