Wayfare Pest Solutions is a leading pest control company based in Vancouver, Washington, offering a wide range of pest and wildlife management services. Founded by Mark Strazhari and his wife, Nik, in 2013, Wayfare's mission grew from Mark's experience as a Vector Control specialist during his military service in Iraq. The company was established with a vision to provide meticulous and humane pest control services that protect homes and families from unwanted pests while maintaining respect for the environment.
What distinguishes Wayfare Pest Solutions from its competitors is its commitment to customized solutions for each pest problem. With a highly trained and skilled team, Wayfare boasts expertise in various areas of pest control, including rodent removal, insect management, and animal exclusion. Their comprehensive service offerings include ant control, bat and bird management, dead animal removal, and much more, emphasizing their motto, "We Do It All."
Innovation stands at the heart of the company's operations. Wayfare is known for its ability to take on challenging jobs that other companies in the area may shy away from, implementing multiple strategies to achieve effective results. The team's diverse skill set allows them to tackle a wide range of issues, which in turn earns them referrals from other pest control businesses.
Not only does Wayfare prioritize operational excellence, but they also deeply care about the safety of families and pets. The company employs integrated pest management techniques designed to solve pest problems sustainably while limiting ecological impact. Their focus on providing superior service is backed by a proven track record and numerous positive customer reviews, reflecting their dedication to customer satisfaction.
As Wayfare Pest Solutions continues to grow, they remain committed to fostering a team environment that values each member’s contributions and expertise. Mark and Nik envision working towards an even broader scope in the future, striving to ensure that there isn’t a problem in the realm of pest control that the company cannot solve.
