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Northwest Exterminating Northwest Exterminating meets the standards of the exclusive National Pest Management Association's (NPMA) Quality Pro program which establishes industry best practices in service, quality, education, environment and employee selection. We believe in practicing and implementing Integrated Pest Management techniques ensuring the most responsible, targeted and controlled use of pesticides.

We believe pest control for residential homes requires more than just a one size fits all approach. Many homes located in the desert southwest come with unique challenges to their specific location and surrounding environment.
Business details
  • Year established: 1999
  • Employees: 85
  • Licensed
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Bees
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Northwest Exterminating recommends bee swarms and nests be eliminated as soon as possible to prevent stinging incidents. A typical newly formed swarm or nest can have 5,000 to 10,000 workers. Left unchecked, a nest can grow to more than 40,000 workers. When nests form, Northwest master technicians remove them in a safe and effective manner.
Bed Bugs
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Bed bugs are elusive creatures, often found in mattresses and box springs, behind headboards, inside switch plates in couch cushions or in furniture seams. They are excellent hitchhikers. By hiding in clothing, they inadvertently go along for a ride to a new location, leading to their spreading.
Weeds
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Northwest Exterminating provides ongoing weed control for residential and commercial properties throughout Tucson and Southern Arizona. Our variety of large-capacity application equipment means no project is too big. Monthly weed control appointments provide the most effective control and suppression.
Termites
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Northwest Exterminating receives more calls about termites than any other insect and when the subject comes up the question is not if you will get them, but when? Spring typically is when large numbers of winged termites, known as swarmers, emerge. Triggered by warmer temperatures and rainfall, the winged termites will emerge from a colony, pair off with a mate, and begin new colonies.
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