Lice Removal Renton, WA

Lice Removal Renton — About Renton, Washington

Renton is a city of about 106,000 people at the south end of Lake Washington in King County, where the Cedar River meets the lake.

In-Home Lice Removal in Renton

Lice Removal Seattle technicians come to homes in Renton with the same one-visit heated-air treatment used at our Renton clinic, backed by our 60-day guarantee.

History of Renton

Renton is named for Captain William Renton, a lumber businessman who invested in the area's coal mines in the 1870s. Coal, clay, and the railroad built the early town, which incorporated in 1901. During World War II Boeing opened its Renton plant, which still builds the 737.

Neighborhoods in Renton

We make house calls in every part of Renton, including:

Neighborhood	Character
Downtown Renton	The historic core with the Renton History Museum and Piazza Park.
The Landing	A shopping and apartment district next to the Boeing plant.
Renton Highlands	A large neighborhood on the plateau northeast of downtown.
Kennydale	Residential streets above the lake on the north end.
Benson Hill & Talbot Hill	South Renton neighborhoods near Valley Medical Center.

Local landmarks in Renton

Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park

A lakeside park with a swimming beach, boardwalk, and playground.

Cedar River Trail

A paved trail along the Cedar River from downtown toward Maple Valley.

Renton History Museum

A museum on the city's coal-mining and aviation history.

Liberty Park

A downtown park with sports courts and a skate park on the Cedar River.

Schools in Renton

Renton School District serves most of the city, with parts covered by the Kent and Issaquah districts; Renton Technical College is also here. Every client we treat gets a clearance letter for school, daycare, or camp.

Renton at a glance

• Population: ~106,000
• County: King County

Economy of Renton

Boeing's 737 plant is Renton's best-known employer, alongside Valley Medical Center and the Seattle Seahawks headquarters and training facility.