A fast-growing city with pests to match
Washington was settled in 1857 and sits in south-central Washington County. It is part of Utah’s Dixie, where pioneers grew cotton that was milled in the city. It has also been one of the area’s fastest-growing cities, from 8,186 people in 2000 to 27,993 in 2020, and it is now the second largest city in the county.
What growth means for pests
Construction disturbs the ground and puts new homes next to open desert. New builds can have small gaps around doors, pipes and garage walls, and fresh landscaping brings irrigation close to the foundation. Together those give ants, earwigs, spiders and scorpions a way in and a reason to stay.
What Washington homeowners ask about
- New home pest control for gaps, fresh landscaping and construction leftovers
- Scorpions and spiders on lots near undeveloped ground
- Ants and earwigs around drip lines and sprinklers
- Weeds on new lots, vacant ground, gravel and rock yards. Washington County reminds property owners that they are responsible for noxious weeds on land they own or control.
See our guide to pest control for new homes in Washington County.
Services for Washington homes
Nearby towns we serve
We also serve St. George, Hurricane, Santa Clara and the rest of Washington County. See all service areas.
How to reach us in Washington
Call or text (435) 525-5168, or text us for a free quote. Tell us your street or neighborhood and what you are seeing. There is no contract, every product we use is pet and kid friendly, and if pests return between treatments we come back at no charge.
Common questions
Do you treat brand-new homes in Washington?
Yes. New homes can have gaps and fresh landscaping that draw pests. Tell us about your home and we will talk it through.
Do you do weed control on vacant lots?
Yes. Ask about weed control for lots, gravel and rock yards.