Nate's PEST Control

10/21/2026

Come support the people in our community! Trust me, you won’t want to miss this! Get your tickets today!

🗽✨ ONE MONTH FROM TODAY… IT’S SHOWTIME! ✨👠

Get ready to trade your everyday look for a little New York City glamour, Hayden Chamber style! 🖤❤️

Join us Friday, November 20th, for our FIRST-EVER Winter Glamour with Heart Fashion Show! A fabulous night of fashion, fun, networking, and giving back!

🗓️ Friday, November 20, 2026
⏰ 5:30–9:00 PM
📍 Best Western Plus Coeur d’Alene Inn

✨ Dinner & fashion show featuring community Hayden Chamber member models
👜 Designer purse sale, w**e tree, games, raffles & fabulous giveaways
🎁 Live auction and paddle raise supporting St. Vincent de Paul North Idaho’s Winter Programs!

🥂 A GREAT NETWORKING NIGHT OUT for both men and women! Bring your coworkers, friends, family, and fellow Chamber members for an unforgettable evening that makes a difference.

🎟️ TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW! Individual tickets are $90, or gather your crew and reserve a table of 8!

🛍️ Don't wait until the runway is full, grab your tickets today!

👉 www.haydenchamber.org

09/17/2026

Seeing fresh dirt mounds popping up around your lawn or property? Pocket gophers can cause a lot of damage in a short amount of time.

We’re seeing plenty of pocket gopher activity throughout our North Idaho routes right now. If they’re tearing up your lawn, landscaping, pasture, or acreage, give Panhandle Critter Gitter a call.

📞 Call or text 208-660-5625

Local wildlife professionals serving North Idaho.

09/04/2026

Stink Bugs 101:

Everything you need to know about this invasive species.
Brown marmorated stink bugs are an invasive species from Asia that first arrived in Pennsylvania in 1996 and can now be found in much of the continental United States, including North Idaho. Stink bugs earned their name from the defensive odor they release when disturbed or crushed. People most commonly encounter stink bugs in their homes during late summer and autumn as the temperatures outside begin to fall, and they try to get inside for warmth.

Where do stink bugs come from?
Stink bugs are a native of Asia and were accidentally introduced to the United States sometime in the late 1990s. Because there are no natural predators for stink bugs in the U.S., they have been able to spread rapidly to become a significant agricultural pest.

Why do they come indoors?
As the weather gets colder toward the end of summer and early fall, stink bugs begin searching for warm overwintering sites. This leads them to enter homes and other structures that could provide shelter. Stink bugs reemerge from their overwintering sites in early spring to become active once again. During warm months, they are frequently seen congregating en masse on the sides of buildings.

Are stink bugs dangerous?
Stink bugs aren't known to bite humans or damage property, but caution should be used when handling them to avoid a release of their unpleasant odor. Their tendency to invade homes in high numbers can be quite a nuisance. Though they don't pose a direct danger to people, stink bugs destroy crops and are a threat to the agricultural industry.

How do I prevent a stink bug infestation?
To prevent stink bugs from entering homes and buildings, seal all cracks around windows, doors, siding, utility pipes, outlets, behind chimneys and underneath the wood fascia and other openings. Be sure to use a high-quality silicone or silicone-latex caulk. Damaged screens on doors should be replaced to keep stink bugs out. It can also be beneficial to replace outdoor lighting with yellow bulbs, which are less attractive to stink bugs. Licensed pest control professionals such as Nate's Pest Control can treat for stink bugs in the late summer or fall to prevent infestations as they seek shelter from the cold.

What do stink bugs look like?
Adults are mottled greyish-brown in color and have six legs. Their body shape is a triangular shield and they are about ¾ of an inch long

08/15/2026

We love our customers!

08/05/2026

Did you know? 🐜🕷️🪲
Preventative pest control saves money.
Prevention is always more affordable than repairs. Routine preventative treatments can catch problems early— before they turn into costly infestations that damage your home and your budget. Regular treatments keep pests out and your home protected. Call today to discuss these options. 208-699-5026

07/16/2026

Our friends are hiring!

We’re hiring!

Panhandle Critter Gitter is growing, and I’m looking for the right person to join the team.

This isn’t just another job. It’s hands-on work that changes every day—wildlife removal, exclusions, inspections, and repairing homes to keep wildlife out. You’ll work outdoors, solve problems, and help people throughout North Idaho.

Experience is a plus, but it isn’t required. I’m looking for someone with a strong work ethic, a willingness to learn, and someone who takes pride in doing quality work. I’ll invest the time to train the right person.

If you enjoy working with your hands, don’t mind getting dirty, and want to build a career with a growing local business, I’d like to talk with you.

Call me at (208) 660-5625 to discuss the position. Even if you’re not sure it’s the right fit, give me a call and let’s talk.

Please share this post—the right person might be someone you know.

07/08/2026

If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. Trust the experts. At Nate’s Pest Control, there are no contracts—just honest, effective service tailored to your needs. We’re 100% locally owned and operated right here in Hayden, Idaho. Call Nate’s today and see why we’ve been voted #1 for three years in a row!

07/02/2026

We will be closed tomorrow, but back open at 8 AM on Monday, July 6th. Wishing you all a Happy and Safe 4th of July! 🎆

06/27/2026

If you need help, give us a call! 208-699-5026

06/27/2026

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