The Columbia River runs calm between dark basalt cliffs under a fiery orange and pink sunset sky, a scene typical of the gorge country near Quincy, Washington.

Quincy Private Investigator

We travel to Quincy from our Moses Lake office

We take custody, infidelity, insurance and workers' compensation cases in Quincy and across Grant County. We work them from our Moses Lake office and travel to you whenever a case needs eyes on the ground.

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Why Tracked N Solved?

Orange and white wildflowers bloom on a rocky sagebrush slope above a deep blue lake ringed by basalt cliffs, the kind of landscape found at Quincy Lakes in Washington.

When you call, you reach investigators who live in your area, never a call center reading a script.

  • We are members of a global association of private investigators.
  • Real investigators who live and work in the areas we serve, not office staff reading a script.
  • Offices in Idaho, Colorado, Washington, Alabama and Mississippi, with coverage in Wyoming.
  • We do not outsource our work, and we do not make promises we cannot keep.
  • A vetted network of partners in Canada, Colombia, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Panama, Thailand and the United Kingdom.
  • Reports built for attorneys, law firms and public defenders, with evidence that stands up in court.
  • We find hard-to-find people, family breakdowns, fraud and theft.
  • We treat missing persons, runaways and silent relatives as more than cases.
  • We answer honestly about what we can and cannot do before you hire us.
  • Our founder, Mitch, started Tracked N Solved because people desperate for answers were being ignored.
  • We call you back, we keep digging, and we treat your case like our own family's.

Tracked N Solved Services

  • Background ChecksFast, thorough background checks on people, tenants and business partners so you decide with facts.
  • Criminal DefenseSkilled investigators uncover evidence, find witnesses and prepare records for defense attorneys.
  • Cheating SpouseDiscreet investigators gather clear evidence of infidelity through legal, professionally run surveillance.
  • Child CustodyOur investigators document parenting time and the home environment for your attorney.
  • InsuranceExperienced investigators expose fraudulent claims through surveillance and careful fact-finding.
  • People FinderWe locate missing persons, lost relatives and old contacts, wherever they have moved.
  • Process ServerWe deliver legal documents quickly and properly, with a signed proof of service.
  • Skip TracingProfessional tracers locate hard-to-find debtors, witnesses and people who stopped answering.
  • SurveillanceProfessional covert surveillance documenting infidelity, claim fraud or threats to your safety.
  • Personal InjuryThorough investigators gather accident evidence, witness statements and photographs for your claim.
  • FraudInvestigators uncover insurance and financial fraud and document it for court.

Contact Tracked N Solved

Tell us what you need. An investigator reads every message and calls you back.

  1. We call you back to talk through your situation in private.
  2. We tell you what we can do, what it takes and what we cannot do.
  3. You decide whether to hire us. There is no pressure.
  4. We keep your case details private from start to finish.

Secure and confidential: your information is encrypted and never shared.

A sunny small-town main street in Quincy, Washington, with red brick storefronts, green awnings, street lamps, and green irrigated farm fields stretching away under a wide blue sky.

Quincy Investigation Hotline

(509) 210-3708

Calls ring at our Moses Lake office, our nearest one, and we travel to Quincy.

About Quincy, Washington

A farm town in the Columbia Basin

Quincy lies in Grant County, in the Columbia Basin of central Washington, with the Columbia River to the west. Ephrata and Moses Lake are its larger neighbors, and George, Trinidad and Winchester sit among the fields close by. We have no office in Quincy. Our Moses Lake office takes Quincy files, and typically we travel to you when a file requires an individual on site. Because that run takes a long drive, we map it out with you first.

This was once dry sagebrush country. Canals from the Columbia Basin Project carried river water onto the land and turned it into farms, and that story still shapes daily life. Tracked N Solved treats a Quincy matter the way the town treats its water: we follow where it goes and write down every turn.

A deep blue lake rings with basalt cliffs and sagebrush slopes with wildflowers, like the Quincy Lakes country in the area our Quincy private investigator team covers.

Fields, cliffs and the lakes to the north

Potatoes, apples, hay and other irrigated crops grow around town, and workers move between orchards, packing sheds and fields with the seasons. A harvest crew can change names and addresses quickly, so a person you need to find may have left a week before you ask.

North of town, the Quincy Lakes chain sits below basalt cliffs and draws hikers and anglers. Past the Beezley Hills, the Columbia River draws boaters to Crescent Bar. Tracked N Solved watches from open ground, writes dated notes and stays off farmland and private shore.

Farmers Day and small-town streets

Each year Quincy holds its Farmers Day celebration, and the main street fills with neighbors who have known one another for years. A quiet town like this notices a stranger, and a stranger who sits too long on a side street gets remembered at the next coffee counter. We choose our days and vantage points with care, so a parked car does not stand out in a place where everyone knows every truck.

Newer jobs in the area also draw people from elsewhere, so a worker's history may reach back to another state. A background question that begins on a Quincy road can end with records from several counties, and we are used to following that paper trail wherever it leads.

Who calls us and what to expect

Quincy callers have familiar worries. A parenting handoff goes badly. A landlord loses track of a lessee. A contractor collects a deposit and vanishes. Our first call covers what you generally already know, what you hope to learn and often what it may cost.

Plenty of clients never come to town. A relative in another state, or a lawyer in Wenatchee, may need a person to cover the Quincy end of a matter. Updates go by phone or letter, and one named contact stays with you then throughout.

Quincy is a farm and river community where people know each other. Each file gets an approach built around the harvest, the weekday and the road, because a method that works in October may fail in March.

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How Tracked N Solved® can help Quincy, WA

Most people who phone us want one answer: who this person is, what happened on that road, or whether a claim is honest. We still chase that answer for Quincy residents and the rest of Grant County, then put every finding on paper in Quincy.

Family and relationship cases

Around Quincy, a custody fight often turns on what actually happens at the exchange. A Quincy child custody investigator notes when a child is dropped off, who is waiting and how the visit ends. The report lists dates and times in order, which is what a judge or family lawyer wants to see.

Other families simply lose touch. We can look for a brother who left the basin, discover where a grown daughter lives now and hand over a letter in your name. Your identity stays private unless you decide otherwise, and we always never push the person we find. Some clients want only an address, and then we stop.

Doubt about an associate is a heavy thing to bring alone. A careful Quincy infidelity private investigator follows from public roads and lots, records the hours kept and takes dated photographs. We mostly do not step into homes or read private accounts, and we explain this limit before we start, so no one is surprised later. You always get an even-handed summary, good news or bad, and you choose what comes next for Quincy clients.

Insurance and injury claims

In Quincy, we get case files from growers, adjusters, and attorneys that do not fit. First, in Quincy, we read all of it and flag claims with proof. Photographs, dates and recorded accounts come next, because gaps between them tend to show the real story. We visit the scene and speak to witnesses early.

A thorough Quincy insurance investigator finds how a loss happened after speaking with those present, and turns notes into a timeline for your Quincy case. Honest claims move along faster, and doubtful ones get closer scrutiny, which protects fair claimants as well as payers. Even a finding that helps the opposing side goes into the report.

Surveillance asks for patience. We set the watch time and viewing spot to match the location, film only sights from public areas, and log time, place, and vehicles, which helps our report show who appeared. Every picture carries its date.

A lot of residents work in sheds, orchards, farm shops and plants, and injuries happen. If it fits the case, our Quincy workman's comp investigator films public activity and sets down merely what the footage and our notes support. Employers and lawyers then work from facts, not gossip, and an injured person who is truthful has nothing to fear from that.

Reaching our office

Around Quincy, our Moses Lake office is not in Quincy, and we say so plainly. We first agree on your aim, schedule, and update plan before we head out. Records and phone work come first and keep the bill smaller. If a trip makes sense, you always hear the plan and always the expected effort in advance.

Quincy callers can dial (509) 210-3708. Quincy mail: our Moses Lake office, 102 E 3rd Ave, Moses Lake, WA 98837, covering Quincy. Starting with a call costs you nothing, and you never need to visit in person. Many clients hire us from another city entirely.

We cannot promise how a case ends, and we will then not pretend to. We handle your information with care and report what we often learned, even when it is hard news.

Talk to us first, before any big decision. We will also explain the path for a Quincy case, possible fees, and how we keep you updated.

Homes and families

  • We screen a renter's past before you give the keys to your farmhouse.
  • We regularly find a grown son who left for orchard work and stopped answering calls.
  • We record a boundary dispute over an irrigation ditch, with dates on each photo.
  • We find out who takes your teenager to the lakes on custody weekends.
  • We read a builder's complaint history before you pay a deposit in Quincy.
  • In Quincy, we look into a spouse's nights away that nobody explains.
  • We follow the trail of a cousin who moved out and changed numbers in Quincy.
  • In Quincy, we confirm who is selling that used tractor before money changes hands.

Courts and attorneys

  • Around Quincy, we still deliver court papers to a company owner who ducks the front desk.
  • We hand a witness a subpoena at the packing shed during a shift across Quincy.
  • Across Quincy, we locate a defendant who stays part of the week in Moses Lake.
  • We often interview drivers who saw a wreck on a rural road outside town.
  • We place an eviction notice at a door nobody answers.
  • We gather public filings on the other side before mediation for Quincy clients.
  • In Quincy, we place a restraining order with a person who keeps ducking mail.
  • We assemble photographs, notes and signed accounts into a file your lawyer can use.

Business and visitors

  • For Quincy clients, we study a would-be partner's earlier ventures and court cases before you invest.
  • Here in Quincy, we check a crew member who bills hours that no one saw worked.
  • We document a fall inside a store from several sides.
  • We mostly follow a claimant with a hurt back who is seen hiking near the Quincy Lakes.
  • We find a former renter who did not pay rent or utility bills.
  • We look at a supplier who disputes a bill after the Farmers Day crowds.
  • We vet a new hire before handing over keys and the till in Quincy.
  • Around Quincy, we research a web seller's reputation before you send a deposit.

The map shows Quincy. Our nearest office is in Moses Lake, a long drive east across the Columbia Basin, so we plan every trip with you first.

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Our Experience

We offer over 70 years of combined experience and expertise in the area of investigation.

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Law Enforcement

Our investigators come with the experience of former military and law enforcement.

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Our Resources

We have a variety of resources that help make us the top choice for people throughout the Quincy area and Grant County, Washington.

Our Services

We offer a comprehensive list of services to help with all of your investigative needs.

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Domestic Investigations

We offer a variety of services from searching for people to helping people fight for custody.

Searching & Surveillance

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Fraud

Do you need to investigate someone for fraud? We can help with professional surveillance services.

Finding the Truth

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Law Firms

Are you an attorney in need of a private investigator? We have you covered.

Assisting Attorney's

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Background Investigations

Whether investigating cold cases or doing criminal background checks, we help you find the truth.

Finding the Truth

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Criminal Defense Investigations

Do you need someone to investigate a criminal case or perform a criminal investigation?

Searching & Surveillance

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Insurance Investigations

Do you need assistance investigating insurance fraud?

Evaluating Insurance Claims

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Process Serving

Do you need assistance serving legal papers?

You Have Been Served

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Skip Tracing

Do you need a professional tracker to find someone?

Professional Trackers

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