Seattle Area’s Rising Rat Population Costs
Rats are unfortunately a plague in every major city. The easy access to food and shelter that these areas provide create natural breeding grounds and...
Rats are unfortunately a plague in every major city. The easy access to food and shelter that these areas provide create natural breeding grounds and...
Pest control has been a part of the human experience all the way back since we began farming for ourselves. Even contending with mosquitos and...
https://www.youtube.com/embed/Q0VX-qCXYhQ Carpenter Ant Infestation Home Damage While in the process of a home remodel, this video reveals the damage that a carpenter ant infestation can...
While not as overtly prevalent as in warmer, more humid regions, cockroaches are still a pest that plagues the Seattle-Puget Sound area. While they don’t...
How to Prevent Rodents from Chewing Wires & Cables When rodents, such as rats or mice, find their way into a building structure, they have...
Pest Control Technology (PCT) recognized Cascade Pest Control as one of 25 innovative and successful businesses in the pest control industry. Cascade Pest Control was...
Kurt Treftz, owner (right), and Kelvin Peterson, general manager (left) At Cascade Pest Control, we pride ourselves on being current with pest management training as...
Every city has its drawback, and unfortunately Seattle’s is rats. While the industrial, yet scenic Puget Sound inlet and copious green forests make living in...
While it can feel like fall is the beginning of the bug decline, there are actually naturally occurring pests that only begin to thrive come...
One of the most notorious household pests, the sight of a spider or its web usually incites a degree of panic in the average resident....
How to Identify and Remove Ground Wasp Nests While you may be more familiar with wasps nesting in trees or in the nooks and crannies...
A rodent or pest infestation is many homeowners’ worst nightmare, and rightfully so—the most effective way to eliminate an infestation or remove a pesky critter...