Evicting unwanted guests: Keep pests away from your home as weather warms up
Allan Kooy, a route technician with Pointe Pest Control, sprays outside and around a home in Moses Lake on Wednesday afternoon as part of a preventative pest control to keep pests away.
Casey McCarthy/Columbia Basin Herald
Allan Kooy of Pointe Pest Control clears away spiderwebs and wasps nests from under the cusp of the roof on a home in Moses Lake on Wednesday afternoon.
Allan Kooy with Pointe Pest Control pulls in his extendable brush after clearing away some wasps nests and spiderwebs from near the eve of the roof on a home in Moses Lake on Wednesday afternoon.
Allan Kooy, a route technician with Pointe Pest Control, stands beside his truck after completing a couple of preventative pest control visits to homes in Moses Lake on Wednesday afternoon.
Allen Kooy, a route technician with Pointe Pest Control, sprays outside and around a home in Moses Lake on Wednesday afternoon as part of a preventative pest control to keep pests away.
Springtime means warm weather, plenty of Columbia Basin sunshine and flowers blooming in the yard. But this time of year also brings some less welcome guests in pests, insects and rodents.
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