Lice Removal Shoreline, WA

Lice Removal Shoreline — About Shoreline, Washington

Shoreline is a residential city of about 58,000 people on Seattle's northern border in King County, stretching from Puget Sound east toward Lake Forest Park.

In-Home Lice Removal in Shoreline

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

History of Shoreline

The area was an unincorporated part of King County for most of the 20th century, growing along the Interurban rail line and later Aurora Avenue (Highway 99). Residents voted to incorporate as the City of Shoreline in 1995.

Neighborhoods in Shoreline

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

Neighborhood	Character
Richmond Beach	A waterfront neighborhood on Puget Sound with a saltwater park and sunset views.
Ridgecrest	A neighborhood around the historic Crest Cinema and a small commercial district.
North City	A business district along 15th Avenue NE with shops and restaurants.
Echo Lake	A neighborhood around a small lake near Aurora Avenue and the Interurban Trail.

Local landmarks in Shoreline

Richmond Beach Saltwater Park

A hillside park with a Puget Sound beach and views of the Olympic Mountains.

Kruckeberg Botanic Garden

A four-acre garden of native and rare plants.

Hamlin Park

A large wooded park with trails and sports fields.

Interurban Trail

A walking and biking trail that follows the old interurban rail line.

Schools in Shoreline

Shoreline School District serves the city, and Shoreline Community College has its campus here. Every client we treat gets a clearance letter for school, daycare, or camp.

Shoreline at a glance

• Population: ~58,000
• County: King County

Economy of Shoreline

Shoreline is mostly residential, with retail along Aurora Avenue and many residents commuting to Seattle and the Eastside. Link light rail now serves the city with stations at 148th and 185th.