Legendary Pest Control in Star, ID
Star is growing fast. The bugs noticed before most people did. Let us handle them for you.
Star has been one of the fastest-growing cities in Idaho for several years running, and the pace of that growth shapes the pest situation in ways that catch a lot of new homeowners off guard. New subdivisions built out into former farmland bring displaced rodents right to your doorstep. The Boise River cuts through town and breeds mosquitoes all summer in the adjacent low ground. Large lots with horses, chickens, and acreage attract pests that a quarter-acre suburban yard in Meridian simply doesn't see. And all those new homes going up mean wasps have more fresh construction to colonize every spring. Bigfoot Pest Control has been serving Star homeowners and businesses since 2019 and guarantees every service we do.
Local Pest Control, Backed by a Guarantee
When you call Bigfoot Pest Control, you get a licensed technician who understands what's driving pest pressure in Star right now — the growth, the river, the acreage, all of it.
Every treatment comes with the Bigfoot Guarantee: if pests come back between scheduled visits, so do we at no charge.
Common Pests We Treat in Star
Wasps and Hornets Star's construction boom is a wasp's dream. Fresh eaves, unfinished soffits, new fence lines, and open outbuilding rafters all go up every season, and wasps move in right behind the builders. Established properties with mature landscaping and outbuildings face a different version of the same problem — more nesting real estate means more colonies to deal with by midsummer. We treat active nests and apply residual products to the spots they favor so the same locations don't keep producing new colonies each spring.
Rodents The conversion of farmland into neighborhoods is the single biggest driver of rodent pressure in Star. When fields get developed or crops get harvested on adjacent ground, mice have nowhere to go but toward the nearest warm structure. Homes with acreage, barns, and outbuildings see especially heavy activity. Voles tunnel through irrigated lawns and garden beds. Gophers can quietly devastate a yard before anyone realizes what's happening. We find entry points, set up the right control measures, and seal access routes so mice stop finding their way back in.
Mosquitoes The Boise River running through town is the main culprit, but Star's irrigation canals, retention ponds in newer subdivisions, and the low ground along the river corridor all contribute to mosquito pressure that lasts from late spring well into September. Homes backing up to open space or water see it worst. We assess your property, treat breeding sources, and apply barrier treatments around outdoor living areas so you can actually use your backyard through the summer.
Spiders Black Widows are a consistent presence in Star, especially on properties with outbuildings, block fences, landscaping rock, and irrigated garden areas that don't get disturbed regularly. Large-lot properties with sheds, shop buildings, or livestock areas tend to have more harborage than a typical suburban home. Hobo Spiders show up in garages and lower-level living areas. Our treatments target the areas they hide and the insects that keep them coming back.
Ants Star's mix of irrigated landscaping and surrounding dry ground gives ant colonies a predictable reason to move toward your foundation. Pavement ants work through concrete cracks. Odorous house ants follow plumbing into kitchens and bathrooms. Once a colony establishes a route inside, they don't leave without treatment. We identify the species, find the entry points, and treat the colony at the source.
Mosquitoes on Acreage
Worth calling out separately: if your Star property has horses, chickens, or other livestock, standing water around troughs, low spots in paddocks, and manure management areas all create concentrated mosquito breeding conditions right next to where you spend time. We build treatments around your specific property layout, not a generic suburban plan.

Bigfoot Guarantee
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Mother Nature is relentless, but we help keep her at bay. If you need additional service between regular treatments, we'll come out absolutely free. That's the Bigfoot Way.

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Commercial Pest Control in Star
Star's commercial core along Highway 16 and Star Road is growing quickly, and with that growth comes the need for reliable pest management. Whether you run a restaurant, a retail space, or a professional office, a pest problem affects your customers and your reputation. We put together a scheduled treatment plan that keeps your space clean, compliant, and pest-free.
Eco-Friendly and Pet-Safe Treatments
Star has a lot of households with dogs, horses, chickens, and kids sharing outdoor space. We use products that do the job on pests and stay low-risk for everything else on your property.
Serving Star and Nearby Communities
We cover Star including neighborhoods along Highway 16, Star Road, Floating Feather Road, and the surrounding Ada County corridor toward Eagle and Middleton. Same-day and next-day appointments are often available.

Story Time
Got a call from a homeowner in Star who said, “We’re hearing scratching in the walls at night… and now we’re seeing droppings in the pantry.”
That’ll get your attention quick.
We show up, do a full inspection, and it’s pretty clear. Mice getting in through a couple small gaps around the exterior, then making themselves comfortable inside.
Homeowner said, “I set a couple traps from the store… caught one, but then nothing. Then they show up again.”
Yeah. One usually means there’s more.
We set up bait stations around the outside to control the population at the source.
Then we sealed up the main entry points so we weren’t just removing them… we were stopping the next wave.
Explained it straight. “If you don’t close the gaps, you’re just resetting the problem.”
Set expectations. “You might still hear a little activity for a few days, then it should go quiet.”
About a week later they text us, “No more noise, no more droppings. Finally feels clean again.”
That’s the win. Quiet house, no surprises.








