AARD Pest Control is a family-owned company that has been serving the Lynnwood, WA area since 1980. The company was started with the goal of providing the highest quality, most effective and cost-efficient pest control solutions in the industry. We feel we have achieved that goal, but we're not showing any signs of slowing down.

Allow our pest control specialists to customize a control plan for your home or business. We can eliminate ants, rodents, birds, roaches, moles, bed bugs, bees, wasps, squirrels, fleas, insects, spiders, termites, and more. In addition to one-time visits, we offer monthly and quarterly pest control service plans to keep your home or business pest-free year-round.

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Termites

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Some areas of Western Washington are susceptible to subterranean termites and damp-wood termites. Both types require different treatment approaches to control the colonies. Untreated termite infestations can severely damage the integrity and value of your home or business. The termites infest any part of your property that's made of wood, creating tunnels of colonies.

Rodents

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It only takes a small opening for rodents to be able to make their way into your home or business. They often leave droppings or urine around your property, creating an unsafe and unsanitary environment. Once they get in, they'll chew through just about anything to reach food or burrowing places.

Cockroaches

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Roaches are one pest that is universally hated around the world. Roaches are incredibly resilient creatures, capable of withstanding nuclear radiation, living up to a month without food, and surviving several days after decapitation. When roaches get a chance to feed, they'll eat virtually anything, including wallpaper and leather sofas.

Bed Bugs

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These small insects are generally a bit under a quarter of an inch long and are flat looking. Their bodies are red in color without wings. If you find blood spots on your bedsheets or small itchy bites on your body, you may have an infestation. These bites are often mistaken as mosquito bites and can take up 14 days to appear on some people.

Ants

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These large, commonly black or black and red ants remove wood from tree stumps, inside the walls of homes or other wooden structures to burrow into and form a colony. Many times these ants inhabit homes without being seen. In the case that one is spotted, it is highly likely that there are many more and they are already established within the home.

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