As the snow melts away and the temperatures begin to rise, Alaskans eagerly welcome the arrival of spring! However, along with the blooming flowers and chirping birds, springtime also brings an unwelcome guest: rats. These resilient rodents are known to thrive in urban and suburban...

Four rats standing next to each other around trash.

As the temperature drops and winter sets in, the warmth and coziness of our homes become even more inviting. While we may take measures to keep the cold out, there’s an unwelcome guest that can find its way in without an invitation – bed bugs....

A white rustic bedroom with sun light shining through the window.

As winter sets in, the picturesque landscapes of Southeast Alaska transform into a snowy wonderland. While residents embrace the beauty of the season, there’s one unwelcome guest that often seeks refuge indoors: rodents. These crafty creatures are notorious for invading homes in search of warmth...

A mouse eating in the snow.

Fall is a season of transition in Ketchikan, Alaska, marked by beautiful foliage and cooler temperatures. However, it’s also a time when businesses need to be vigilant about pest management. As the leaves fall, pests such as rodents, spiders, and insects may seek shelter and...

An industrial kitchen focusing on the grill area.

As the vibrant foliage graces the landscapes of Ketchikan, Alaska, and the cool breeze of fall descends, another less welcome visitor often sneaks its way into our homes: stink bugs. These resilient pests have become a fall pest spotlight in Ketchikan, with their distinctive odor...

A stink bug climbing a wall.

As the seasons change in beautiful Ketchikan, Alaska, so does the behavior of pests that can infiltrate your home. The fall season, in particular, brings its own set of challenges when it comes to pest management. One of the most effective strategies to ensure your...

A pest control technician spraying and looking under kitchen cabinets.

Springtime is a time of renewal and growth, but it is also the season when many pests begin to emerge from their winter hiding places. In Southeast Alaska, springtime can bring a variety of pests, including insects, rodents, and birds, that can cause damage to...

A view of downtown Ketchikan from the water looking towards Thomas Basin Harbor.

Imagine this: You decide you want to bake cookies. You open your cabinet to get flour, and there are BUGS in the flour, and now you’re upset. You’re thinking, “Why me, why my flour?”. Or you come into your kitchen for a midnight snack, and...

A beautiful countertop in a kitchen with wood tops, large black slate tiles, and black sink and fixtures to match.

There are few things that are more annoying than having bugs in your home, let alone roaches. They come with a vengeance and refuse to leave. So, if you do have roaches in your home, how can you help get rid of them before calling...

Two cockroaches on the floor of a living room at the base of a couch.

With spring and summer around the corner, it’s important to understand the type of insects we have in Alaska. Spiders are always a concern with our customers not only because they are just relatively gross, but certain species of spiders are venomous and harmful. The...

A family, mother, father, and son standing around a kitchen island as the mother holds a pot of French press coffee.

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