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Why Winter Pest Control Matters in Olympia, WA
Why Winter Pest Control Matters in Olympia, WA When winter settles over Olympia, many homeowners assume pest season is over. But here in the damp, mild Pacific Northwest, pests don’t take the season off — they simply move indoors. From rodents seeking warmth to moisture-loving insects hiding in crawl spaces, winter pest control plays a…
Read MoreThe Ultimate South Sound Homeowner’s Guide to Winter Pests (2025 Edition)
Legendary Service. Local Pest Control. Serving Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, Yelm & DuPont, WA www.bigfootpest.com | (360) 789-5295 Why Winter Is Prime Time for Pest Problems in Western Washington When the temperature drops and the rain rolls in, pests across the South Sound start looking for one thing: a warm, dry place to spend the winter.…
Read MoreTackling Odorous House Ants (aka “Sugar Ants”) in Olympia, WA
If you’ve spotted tiny black ants marching across your kitchen counter in Olympia, Lacey, Tumwater, or Shelton, chances are you’re dealing with odorous house ants—commonly nicknamed “sugar ants.” These pesky invaders are a frequent nuisance in the Pacific Northwest, and at Bigfoot Pest Management, we’re here to help you understand them and kick them out…
Read MoreBigfoot Pest Management Now Offers Mosquito Control in Olympia and Lacey, WA!
Spring is just around the corner, and while we all love the warmer weather here in the Pacific Northwest, it also means the return of an unwelcome guest: mosquitoes. At Bigfoot Pest Management, we’re excited to announce that we’re stepping up our game to keep your outdoor spaces bite-free. That’s right—we now offer professional mosquito…
Read MoreHow to Find a Reliable Pest Control Service Near Me
What Makes a Pest Control Service Reliable? When pests invade your home or business, finding a reliable pest control service isn’t just a matter of convenience; it’s essential for ensuring your property remains safe, clean, and pest-free. If you’re in Olympia or Lacey, Washington, and looking for a dependable pest control solution, here’s how you…
Read MoreHow to Get Rid of Fruit Flies : Why Professionals Don’t Treat
Fruit flies are a common nuisance in many households, particularly in the warmer months. These tiny pests can quickly become an infestation, making their presence known around your kitchen, garbage bins, and any place where there is decaying organic matter. In this blog post, we will explore why professional pest control services, like Bigfoot Pest…
Read MoreThe Hidden Dangers of Rodents
The PNW has once again claimed the unwelcome title of the “rattiest” areas in the United States, according to Orkin Pest Control. Rodents like rats and mice aren’t just a nuisance—they’re proven vectors of disease. There are many dangers of rodents. And you might not know about some of them. These pests can transmit infectious…
Read MoreProtecting Your Home from Pests During Thanksgiving: Tips for a Pest-Free Holiday
As Thanksgiving approaches, the warmth of family gatherings, delicious aromas wafting from the kitchen, and the joy of festivities fill the air. However, this time of year also brings about some unwanted guests—pests seeking shelter and food indoors as temperatures drop. Keeping your home pest-free during Thanksgiving requires a proactive approach. Here are some tips…
Read MoreHow to Keep Bugs Out This Fall: Tips from Bigfoot Pest Management
As fall settles in and temperatures begin to drop, many insects start preparing for overwintering—their version of hibernation. Now is the perfect time to take preventive measures to keep bugs from seeking refuge in your home before the leaves fall and snow begins to cover the ground. At Bigfoot Pest Management, we specialize in protecting…
Read MoreSpider Problem: Do Spiders Crawl on You When You Sleep?
Spider Control Near Me: Bigfoot Pest Management The thought of any type of creature crawling across your bed at night is quite unsettling. But knowing a spider may come creeping across your pillow is enough to ruin a good night’s sleep. Spiders can crawl on you while you are sleeping. But the good news is…
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