Willard's Pest Control Company was established in 1987. The company started as a one-man operation and quickly grew to a thriving, family-run business. We have kept up that momentum from the beginning, now we are a full-service pest control company that has many full-time route technicians and a full office staff.

Our specialty is working with property managers, providing protection to apartment and condominium complexes. As the company continued to grow, we recognized the need for nuisance bird control in commercial, industrial, and residential settings. As a result of this need, we soon became specialized in this aspect of pest control.

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Spiders

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Spiders are the Great White Shark of the pest kingdom. The unwarranted fear they instill can be attributed to Hollywood type myths and the notoriety of a few harmful species like the Brown Recluse or the Black Widow. In fact, most spiders are extremely beneficial, preying on other insects and often reducing pest populations in our buildings, yards, and gardens.

Cockroaches

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There are several species of cockroaches found in the United States. These include American, German, Oriental, Brownbanded, and Asian roaches. Because German cockroaches account for the vast majority of the cockroach infestations encountered in our homes and businesses in the Northwest, this discussion will focus on them.

Bees

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Some insects belonging to this group (Hymenoptera), which include ants, are commonly referred to as stinging insects. Stinging insects are among the most economically important insects due to their pollinating habits. If not for this order of insects, a large portion of the world's food supply would cease to exist as well as many plants, including flowers.

Ants

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Ants are one of the most successful groups of insects. They exhibit 4 distinct life stages; egg, larvae, pupae and adult. About 700 species of ants occur in the United States, with only about 25 of these commonly infesting homes. In the Pacific Northwest, 5 species are of note: carpenter ants, moisture ants, odorous house ants, pavement ants, and pharaoh ants.

Rodents

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Theabilityof rodents to adapt themselves to almost every environment has made them one of the most successful of all mammals. We continually fight them to protect ourselves, our food, and our property. Rodents are commensal (meaning to share one's table), and can establish themselves in any area where humans live and work.

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