Northern Utah Pest Library

Identify the pest you're dealing with and learn how Mountain West Pest eliminates it.

Pavement, odorous house, and carpenter ants — invading kitchens, bathrooms, and structural wood.

Reddish-brown insects that feed on human blood while you sleep.

Black-and-red insects that swarm south-facing walls every fall.

German and American cockroaches — resistant, fast-breeding, and a contamination risk.

Biting flies that breed in standing water — and transmit West Nile in Utah.

House mice, Norway rats, and roof rats — entering for warmth and food September through April.

Hobo, black widow, wolf, and cellar spiders — common across the Wasatch Front.

Yellow jackets, paper wasps, and bald-faced hornets — peaking August-September.

Found your pest? We can eliminate it.