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Phone: (206) 407-3268

Address: 238 Ferndale Ave NE, Renton, WA 98056

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Adept Pest Solutions

Residential Pest Control
Fast, reliable and honest-that's what you get when you hire Adept Pest for your pest problems. We offer customized solutions at competitive prices to homeowners from Kent to Bellevue to Seattle.
Commercial Pest Control
Whether you own a restaurant in Bellevue or an office building in Kent, Adept Pest Solutions and their team of pest control exterminators will identify the problem and develop a solution to rid your business of the pest or rodent.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Call Adept Pest, a Renton-based pest control company that services Seattle, West Seattle and the entire Eastside, from Bothell to Bellevue to Kent. We offer fast and dependable pest control for carpenter ants and ALL kinds of ants for homes and businesses throughout the Seattle area.
Spiders
It would be difficult or impractical to eliminate all spiders around your home and due to their beneficial nature, we wouldn't want to. Adept Pest Solutions has developed a treatment plan that reduces spiders to a tolerable level. Spider Info
Termites
While they do not eat wood like termites, they do destroy and remove wood when they build their nests. This results in damage and if the infestations go unchecked for a period of time, the structure may become unsafe.
Bed Bugs
Bed bugs are a challenging pest to control. They hide in tiny places, so inspections and treatments must be thorough. In most cases, it's necessary to enlist the services of a professional pest control company.
Fleas
The goal of any flea control program is to eliminate the adult and immature fleas inside and outside the home as well as on your pets. The best approach is to combine environmental, biological, mechanical and chemical methods of treatment. Before we treat your home, there are a few things you need to do.
Bees
While honey bees only sting once (because their barbed stinger remains in the skin), wasps do not have barbs on their stinger so they can sting once, withdraw the stinger and sting again. That’s bad news for people as 1 wasp can sting you many times and their sting is painful. Plus, it can turn into something serious and can be fatal, especially if you’re allergic to them.
Wasps
If you do, it’s time to call Adept Pest to take care of your wasp problem. We offer wasp treatment and nest removal to the entire Seattle area, including the Eastside. It’s common to see more wasps in the fall as they switch from collecting arthropods and nectar to scavenging for other food sources and that means they have more contact with people. They love to invite themselves to your picnics and outdoor gatherings and once they see food, they don’t want to leave.
Flies
Wasps are any insect that belong to the order of Hymenoptera and the 4 wasps listed below are all common to Puget Sound. They are usually considered to be beneficial because they feed on fresh fruit and nectar and feed their young nuisance insects, like flies and spiders.
Beetles
Adept Pest Solutions Guarantees all Wasp, Flea, and Carpet Beetle treatments from the date of service until December 31 of the same year.
Hornets
These hornets are larger in size and have a distinctive white and black design so they stand out from other wasps. Very protective of their nest, they are aggressive, have a strong sting and will sting repeatedly if you bother them.
Yellow Jackets
Running into yellow jackets are no fun as they will sting with little provocation and turn into major pests during the late summer when scavenging for meats and sweets at picnics and campgrounds.
Pantry Pests
Pantry pests eat or contaminate food, thus making it unfit for humans. They may also be annoying, in that they often leave the infested food and crawl or fly about the house. Stored Products Pests PDF
Mites
Bites can also come from rat mites, who are parasites that feed on the warm blood of the rodent. The mites find a host and feed at periodic intervals when they are ready to molt or breed and can survive weeks or months between meals. They have extremely itchy bites that can get worse over time. Rat Mites are usually a result of a rodent problem that has gone untreated and once they penetrate the structure of your home, they are hard to eliminate.
Aphids
Worker ants collect honeydew excretions from mealy bugs, aphids, scale insects and plant hoppers. They also feed on nectar from plants as well as living and dead insects.

Bats
The bedbug attacks man, bats, chickens and occasionally other animals. As an ectoparasite, the bedbug has probably plagued man since primitive times. Bedbugs PDF

Birds

Rodents
The following photos depict rodents and insect pests that are common to the Pacific Northwest. It's important to remember that most insects are beneficial in maintaining a balance of nature and keeping plants healthy. They only become a pest when they cause economic or environment damage on a regular basis.
Mice
As a result of spring breeding, April, May and June are the months where there’s the highest population of rats and mice. Since there’s so many of them during this time, there’s lots of competition for food and shelter so they may try to enter your home to find a safe place to breed and/or raise their young along with wanting to find an easy food source. Another peek in breeding occurs in early September as temperatures begin to cool and they start hoarding food and getting ready for the winter.
Rats
Rats and mice can be a problem in urban, suburban and rural areas. They infest old buildings and crowded, unsanitary areas that exist in an urban environment. However, they can also be a problem even where newer homes and sanitary conditions exist. Rats and Mice Info Hantavirus fact sheet

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