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Providing homeowners and businesses relief from insect, rodent and wildlife problems in Western Washington and Oregon, Eden has been protecting what matters most since 1989. Eden offers highly effective, yet eco-friendly Pest Control in Seattle and Portland as well as in Olympia, Roseburg and throughout Western Washington and Oregon. Our effective pest management services offer both commercial and residential pest control solutions for all pests from rodents, ants, and spiders to bed bugs, birds, and mosquitoes. Our thoroughly trained pest control technicians are experts on the local pest pressures and will resolve all of your pest control concerns.

CCP Wildlife Control was founded in 2009 by Clifford Foster, Wildlife Control Operator certified by Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife. Clifford has over 30 years experience in animal damage control work and personally handles every job to completion. We are located out of Hillsboro, Oregon but handle any animal or pest problem state-wide.

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"The best way to have an impact on your environment is to have as little impact as possible." We are the Oregon Coast's only REAL ORGANIC pest company. Our solutions are safe for children, pets, and the environment! Serving Florence/Westlake and Coos Bay areas.

Alpha Ecological is your local carpenter ant exterminator as well as your expert for pest control including ants, bed bugs, bees, beetles, box elders, cockroaches, carpet beetles, silverfish, fleas, flies, mice, rats, scorpions, spiders, springtails, wasps, yellow jackets and more. Our skilled technicians take your family’s health and the health of the environment into account with every pest-control service they provide. In addition to pest control, crawlspace restoration and air duct cleaning services are offered. Additional commercial services are available to clients in select markets. Additional phone - (541) 647-5718. Additional DBAs - Alpha Pest Control, Inc., Proven AirAlpha Pest Control Inc, Proven Air. Additional email - [email protected].

SH Weed and Pest Control is a company that performs: General Pest Control, Commodity Fumigation, Weed Control

Three Rivers Mosquito and Vector Control is more than a pest control company that offers mosquito control services. We specialize and are experts in mosquito control. TRMVC is a Central Oregon based business and provides services ranging from feasibility studies and reports for the establishment of vector control programs to evaluations and recommendations for existing programs. We provide training, support and materials for in-house programs as well as providing tailored, full-service control programs. Our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) programs provide you one-stop, full-service management that maximizes your control over mosquitoes and other flying nuisances. Our professional staff develops and tailors programs based on your specific habitats, environmental sensitivities, and budget. Because TRMVC offers the widest variety of application methods, and utilizes the most innovative technologies to assess and monitor each program, we can achieve the right balance of efficacy with environmental responsibility. Plus we offer the industry's fastest scheduling and response time. No other company can service your needs better. TRMVC uses nationally accepted methods to control mosquito populations, including surveillance, source reduction, and the application of EPA-approved larvicides and adulticides for enhanced quality of life in any municipality. TRMVC bases its programs on sound science; routine inspections of treatment areas coupled with collections from surveillance traps enable us to determine the presence of West Nile Virus or other mosquito borne diseases, which mosquito species are present, their approximate population density, type of breeding habitats, and locations. TRMVC employs an IPM approach to scientifically and systematically design customized control programs for each municipality. Every program we design incorporates a combination of computer models, GIS mapping, weather monitoring, and least toxic and most effective biological and chemical controls. TRMVC combines this data with timely reporting to facilitate informed program decisions and critical public education assistance. Three Rivers Mosquito and Vector Control and the American Mosquito Control Association advocates management of mosquito populations when and where necessary by means of integrated programs designed to benefit or to have minimal adverse effects on people, wildlife, and the environment. This integrated pest management (IPM) policy recognizes that mosquito populations cannot always be eliminated but often must be suppressed to tolerable levels for the well-being of humans, domestic animals, and wild life and that selection of scientifically sound suppression methods must be based on consideration of what is ecologically and economically in the long-term best interest of mankind. The following principles are advocated: •Mosquito control measures should be undertaken only when there is adequate justification based upon surveillance data. •IPM programs should be tailored to the needs and requirements of the local situation. The combination of methods for mosquito control should be chosen after careful consideration of the efficacy, ecological effects, and costs versus benefits of the various options, including public education, legal action, natural and biological control, elimination of breeding sources, and insecticide applications. •Mosquito breeding sources, whether natural or created by human activity should be altered in such a manner as to cause the least undesirable impact on the environment. •Insecticides and application methods should be used in the most efficient and least hazardous manner, in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations and available scientific data. The registered label requirements for insecticide should be followed. When choices are available among effective insecticides, those offering the least hazard to non-target organisms should be used. I...