Pest Control in Spokane Valley, Washington

About pest control in Spokane Valley

Spokane Valley stretches east of Spokane along the Spokane River to the Idaho state line. The Spokane River Centennial Trail runs through the valley, past the Spokane Valley Mall and along the river corridor. Dishman Hills Natural Area preserves over 500 acres of hiking land right inside the urban area, and the Saltese Uplands Conservation Area covers about 700 acres to the east. Greenacres anchors the east end, with the 37 mile Centennial Trail following the river from Nine Mile Falls to the state line.

The valley's economy centers on retail, healthcare, and manufacturing, with the Spokane Business and Industrial Park as a major employer. Schools fall under the Central Valley and East Valley districts. Mirabeau Park and the riverfront trailheads serve as the valley's outdoor hubs.

The valley shares Spokane's pest profile: ants, spiders including hobo spiders, fall rodents, and yellowjackets. The velvety tree ant, which nests in oak, pine, alder, and elm trees, is specifically noted as common in the Spokane Valley and is often mistaken for a carpenter ant.