Lice Removal Auburn — About Auburn, Washington
Auburn is a city of about 87,000 people in the Green River Valley, straddling the line between King and Pierce counties south of Kent.
In-Home Lice Removal in Auburn
Lice Removal Seattle technicians come to homes in Auburn with the same one-visit heated-air treatment used at our Renton clinic, backed by our 60-day guarantee.
History of Auburn
Settled in the 1850s, the town was first named Slaughter after an Army lieutenant and was renamed Auburn in 1893. It grew as a railroad and farming town and later as an industrial center; the Muckleshoot Reservation borders the city.
Neighborhoods in Auburn
We make house calls in every part of Auburn, including:
| Neighborhood | Character |
|---|
| Downtown Auburn | The historic main street near the Sounder train station. |
| Lea Hill | A large residential area on the plateau northeast of downtown. |
| Lakeland Hills | A master-planned community in the Pierce County part of the city. |
| West Hill | Residential neighborhoods above the valley's west side. |
Local landmarks in Auburn
Emerald Downs
A thoroughbred horse-racing track.
White River Valley Museum
A local history museum covering the people and past of the White River Valley.
Auburn Avenue Theater
A city-run theater for live performances.
Game Farm Park
A large park with sports fields and a playground.
Schools in Auburn
Auburn School District serves most of the city; Green River College is on Lea Hill. Every client we treat gets a clearance letter for school, daycare, or camp.
Auburn at a glance
- Population: ~87,000
- County: King & Pierce counties
Economy of Auburn
Boeing's Auburn fabrication plant, warehouses and distribution centers, the Muckleshoot tribal enterprises, and healthcare are major employers.
Yes — we come to your home in Auburn. That covers every part of Auburn, from Lea Hill and Lakeland Hills to West Hill and the valley floor.
Prefer to come in? Our Renton clinic at 2003 Maple Valley Hwy is a short drive from Auburn, open by appointment.
