Low Cost, Safe Pest Control in Washington, MO

When you need professional pest control in Washington that is safe for your family and the environment Trees & Bees can help. Maybe you have a recurring pest problem, or are unsure if you even need Washington pest control service. Our experts can rush out for an inspection and can often remove pests the same day using modern, safe methods. We know that if you have critters scurrying around your house or building, you don't have time to spend vetting every exterminator in Washington and with Trees & Bees you don't have to. Just pick up the phone and call or fill our your details a quick note about your pest problem

Comparing Washington Pest Control Prices To Help Our Customers Save

Trees & Bees works to save you time and compare Washington pest control prices from qualified partners. We know that exterminator prices in Washington vary by a wide margin, and choosing the lowest bidder is not always the best move; pest problems can reoccur and some companies use less safe methods. When you work with Trees & Bees partners you can rest assured that the cost will be on the low end of the price range and the removal will be completed on time by an experienced expert. With multiple types of pest problems and varying degrees of infestation, use our form to quickly find prices for:

• Termite Inspections in Washington
• Termite Control in Washington
• Mice/Rat/Rodent Control in Washington
• Raccoon/Opossum/Wildlife Control in Washington
• Wasp/Hornet/Bee Removal in Washington

Common Questions

Are there any guarantees the pests will not come back?

For most types of pest removal jobs your Washington exterminator will provide follow up service for free in the event that pests return within a certain time frame. The length of time depends on both the provider and the type of pest. For example, when you have bees removed in Washington, it is not uncommon for them to return after 60 to 90 days as they are known to regroup often. However, when you have termites extinguished in Denver, you are likely to be termite-free for at least a year.

Why does rodent control in Washington cost so much when I can buy traps on my own?

Yes, you can use store bought traps to catch a few mice or rats, but in many cases this is only a temporary fix. An experienced Washington rodent control expert will search for the root of the problem and access points to your home or property that are not always visible. Many rodent nests are also deep within walls or building structures that can be difficult to access. As a general rule it won't hurt to try using a trap on your own, but if you still see droppings or other signs it is likely time to call a pro.

How do I choose the right company?

Selecting the wrong pest control company in Washington can be an expensive mistake. If all of the infestation is not taken care of, or if your home is left a mess it can cost you might have to hire another company to deal with the problem for good. To avoid this, it is important to hire an exterminator who specializes in the type of pest problem you have, has a strong track record with good reviews, and who is insured and licensed to work in Washington. Before you sign anything, make sure that the exterminator takes the time to fully inspect and understand the extent of your pest problem. Sometimes infestations are a lot worse than they appear with a cursory inspection and Trees & Bees experts in Washington work to help you understand the full extent of the problem upfront.

How do I know if I need pest control?

There are many signs that you may notice that could indicate a problem. Starting with the obvious, if there are bees or hornets swarming around your property it is a good indication that you may have a nest on your roof. Many pests in Washington will leave telltale droppings in corners or under furniture. More ominous signs of a pest problem include missing food (raccoons) or finding weakened wood throughout your house (termites). Once you spot the initial signs, only an experienced pest control pro can diagnose the extent of your problem.