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Image Use & Licensing

The photographs on this site were taken by Sasquatch Pest Control on real jobs in Whatcom and Skagit County. They are our own work and are not stock. You are welcome to ask to use one — press, schools and other trades usually get a yes — but please ask first and credit us.

Whose photographs these are

Nearly every photograph on this site was taken by us, on a job, in Whatcom or Skagit County. The crawlspaces are real crawlspaces. The nests were removed from somebody's eave. The insects were photographed where they were found, not bought from a library — which is why some of them are less tidy than stock photography and more useful than it.

Those photographs are © 2026 Sasquatch Pest Control L.L.C. and all rights in them are reserved.

What is not ours

Award badges, press marks and partner logos on this site belong to the organizations that issued them — the publications, the award programs and the other companies we work alongside. We display them with permission where permission was needed. Nothing on this page grants you any right to those, and we cannot grant one.

Asking to use one

Email sasquatchpest@gmail.com or call 360-410-2199. Tell us which photograph and what it is for. We answer quickly and the answer is usually yes.

We say yes most readily to local press, schools, extension and master gardener programs, other pest control companies using an image to teach rather than to advertise, and anybody writing about a pest who needs a picture of the real thing.

We say no to a competitor presenting our work as theirs. That has happened, and it is the reason this page is specific rather than vague.

What we ask in return

  • Credit us as Sasquatch Pest Control.
  • Link back to the page you took it from, where you are publishing somewhere that can carry a link.
  • Do not alter a photograph in a way that changes what it shows. Crop it, resize it, fit it to your layout — but a photograph of damage is evidence of something, and editing it into evidence of something else is the one use we would object to.
  • Do not imply we endorse you, or that we did work we did not do.

If you think we have used yours

Tell us and we will take it down the same day while we check. We would rather lose an image for a week than keep one we had no right to — the argument above only works if it runs both ways.