About Us

Who is Sound Pest Control?

Sound Pest Control is a locally-owned and operated pest control business in Bremerton, Washington. With over 30 years of combined experience, we know what an inconvenience pest can be, and what a hassle it is to find an honest pest control company. Our goal is to make families feel safe in their own homes by exterminating general household pestsantsbed bugsrodents, and more! 

We also offer great ways for you to save money on our pest control!

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The Sound Pest Control Difference

Sound Pest Control doesn’t want to be just another pest control business. Our technicians go through extensive training conducted by the state of Washington to ensure that we provide exemplary services, eliminating pests the first time. When working with clients, we strive to provide the most accurate and honest information available. We offer our unique form of pest control to:

Giving Back to the Community

Sound Pest Control doesn’t stop at simply exterminating pests in Kitsap County. We are also committed to giving back to our community. Owner and operator of Sound Pest Control, Marty Huff, is the President of the Central Kitsap Food Bank. Our staff is dedicated to supporting our community and those in need. As a group we make an effort to share our resources in conjunction with the food bank, making time to volunteer and make monetary donations. 

Reviews
5 Star Review

Good work.

Harvey Tomsho
5 Star Review

I started using SPC a few years ago after spending two summers fighting ants in our kitchen. The maintenance plan is fantastic and well worth the cost. Two years ant & mice free makes for a happy wife!

Chris Jamieson
5 Star Review

I very much appreciate the effort so far of Suzi at the front office and James, the technician, that has come out twice now to first set traps and assess necessary repairs and then come back and deal with the aftermath. I will be keeping them for follow-on maintenance to fully eradicate the problem and then also hopefully help me with wasps in the spring. Be a good neighbor: don't leave garbage out or other attractive nuisances for rodents. It impacts everyone in your neighborhood when you do.

Lynn K. Fleischbein