Top 25 Pests in Idaho

The top 25 pests in Idaho is a general list of pests that are often problematic in Idaho, given its location and climate. Please consult local pest control services for the most current and accurate information. Here is a general list of pests that may be found in Idaho:

Termites (Subterranean termites)
Ants (Carpenter ants, pavement ants)
Bed Bugs
Mosquitoes
Ticks (American dog ticks, Rocky Mountain wood ticks)
Fleas
Cockroaches (German cockroaches, American cockroaches)
Rodents (House mice, Norway rats)
Spiders (Hobo spiders, Black widow spiders)
Wasps and Hornets (Yellow jackets, Paper wasps)
Boxelder Bugs
Beetles (Pine beetles, Carpet beetles)
Silverfish
Earwigs
Aphids
Moths (Clothes moths, Indian meal moths)
Mites (Bird mites, Dust mites)
Flies (Houseflies, Fruit flies)
Weevils (Wheat weevils, Bean weevils)
Millipedes
Centipedes
Grasshoppers
Stink Bugs (Brown marmorated stink bugs)
Pantry Pests (Confused flour beetles, Saw-toothed grain beetles)
Carpenter Bees

Again, this is a general list and not all these pests might be problematic in Idaho. The specific types and populations of pests can vary widely from year to year due to factors such as weather patterns, changes in local ecosystems, and human activity.

Need Help With a Unique Pest Problem?

Can’t find your exact pest issue on the list above? No worries — local Idaho pest control providers have seen it all. From mystery critters to surprise infestations, most companies are happy to field questions or put you in touch with the right specialist. Just give their office a call and let them know what’s bugging you—they’ll steer you in the right direction or offer a custom solution tailored to your situation.

The necessity of mitigating property damage and human discomfort caused by certain organisms is balanced by their ecological imperative. Given their beneficial role in secondary pest control and supporting food webs, all pest management strategies must adhere strictly to principles of responsibility and humanity.