Clackamas wasp Control Services

Oregon Insect and Rodent Control is East County’s trusted provider of Clackamas pest control services. When your home or place of business is being invaded by wasps, we are here to take care of the situation with respect for property and the environment, getting into the hard-to-reach places to truly take care of your pest problem at its source without fear-mongering or unnecessary upselling.

Oregon Insect and Rodent Control is East County’s trusted provider of Clackamas pest control services. When your home or place of business is being invaded by wasps, we are here to take care of the situation with respect for property and the environment, getting into the hard-to-reach places to truly take care of your pest problem at its source without fear-mongering or unnecessary upselling.

pest control rodent bait station
pest control rodent bait station
Glenn Jones, owner of Oregon Insect and Rodent Control

For over 18 years, we have treated our customers with integrity and fairness – as testified by our many 5 star reviews. If you’re experiencing a Clackamas wasp control services emergency or think that one’s about to happen, give us a call 24/7 for quick and effective service.

We can let you know what steps to take right now to protect your property and those you care about. 

For over 18 years, we have treated our customers with integrity and fairness – as testified by our many 5 star reviews. If you’re experiencing a Clackamas wasp control services emergency or think that one’s about to happen, give us a call 24/7 for quick and effective service.

We can let you know what steps to take right now to protect your property and those you care about. 

For over 18 years, we have treated our customers with integrity and fairness – as testified by our many 5 star reviews. If you’re experiencing a Clackamas wasp control services emergency or think that one’s about to happen, give us a call 24/7 for quick and effective service.

We can let you know what steps to take right now to protect your property and those you care about. 

There are a lot of big names in the Clackamas pest control industry. Here are a few reasons why it makes sense to go with a local pest control company like OIRC over the national brands

What Sets Us Apart

Integrity

It would be easy to fool someone when delivering wasp control services. Traps, bait, and sprays are often not visible to the consumer, and even if that’s not the case it can be difficult to be sure how well-laid they truly are. Beyond that, excuses for why initial attempts fail are easy to find, drawing property owners into spending more money to follow the advice of the “experts” who aren’t doing their job right. At Oregon Insect and Rodent Control, we only use brand-name products, and we use them according to their specifications for maximum effectiveness. We don’t cut any corners in our care for customers.

Honesty

Needless upselling is common practice by the giants of the pest control industry. Our founder Glenn experienced it firsthand, and it’s the major reason why he left to start his own company. We only sell products and services that we are confident are really going to be helpful. But we don’t expect you to simply take our word for it – we operate with as much transparency as possible so you can be assured that we are trustworthy. Our goal is to establish long-term relationships of trust with our customers, not get them to open their wallets out of desperation.

Education

Our process of pest control is more than laying bait and leaving. If we see a way that you can prevent pest problems from reoccurring or even handle your pest control problem on your own, we let you know, even when it means we won’t be able to charge as much. Education is a key part of the integrated pest management (IPM) approach, through which we can achieve better results in a more environmentally friendly way, as you can read about next.

Care for the Environment

At Oregon Insect and Rodent Control, we realize that this is the environment we will pass down to our kids. We live and work in Oregon, and have no national corporate protocol to inhibit our doing what’s right for the place in which we live. Our policy is to deal with your pest control problem using minimal chemicals, applied strategically for greatest results. The indoor environment matters, too. Where some companies will force you to watch out for your own welfare as they spray, we let you know the risks and take steps to minimize your family’s exposure to substances which might not be good for them.

Relationships

Our favorite thing about this industry is the relationships we form with customers as we help solve their pest management problems. If our customers need us again, we want to be the ones who come first to mind as the pest control experts to call. For those who experience regular invasions or want to prevent an incursion before it happens, we are happy to provide quarterly or bi-annual services. Note that we don’t do monthly service plans like a lot of the other guys – we find that charging for those extra visits isn’t necessary when we use pest control products according to their own recommendations

Experience

With over 18 years’ experience operating as an independent Clackamas wasp control company, we’ve seen it all and know the products and methods to apply in order to effectively and quickly manage most any pest problem you might be experiencing.

Get in touch now to schedule an evaluation and get your wasp problem under control.

Schedule an evaluation
(503) 784-1669

residential pest control

Residential Clackamas wasp Control Services

Experiencing a Clackamas wasp control services problem in your home is one of the more unnerving things you can experience. We know how important it is to maintain your space, keeping it safe and free of insects and rodents.

When we receive a call for our 24/7 residential Clackamas wasp exterminator service, we do four things

  • Inspect your home for telltale evidence of pests, and attempt to identify the source and reasons why they’re in your home
  • Perform an initial treatment to rid your home of any existing pests and establish barriers to prevent their re-entry
  • Offer advice on household changes that will reduce infestation without sprays or traps
  • Design a maintenance program for your home, sometimes involving follow-up appointments

To arrange for Clackamas wasp control service, contact us 24/7.

Schedule an evaluation
(503) 784-1669

commercial pest control services

Commercial Clackamas wasp Control Services

Oregon Insect and Rodent Control offers commercial Clackamas wasp control services for:

  • office buildings
  • warehouses
  • storage facilities
  • duplex/triplex/apartments
  • stores
  • restaurants/cafes

…and other commercial structures. We will work with your office schedule so as to cause minimal interference. We provide a proven, environmentally conscious, cost-effective solution for your commercial Clackamas pest control situations.

Our integrated approach to controlling pests in your business space has several effective steps to ensure control, so you can get back to work. Contact us for details.

Schedule an evaluation
(503) 784-1669

wasp and yellowjacket pest control

Clackamas Wasp, Hornet, and Yellow Jacket Control Services


These insects are considered to be beneficial because they feed their young a wide variety of insects. They become a nuisance, however, when they build nests in or near structures and scavenge for food in recreational areas and in other places frequented by humans.

In our work as wasp exterminators, data helps us understand the most effective means of managing an infestation. Here are a few facts which may assist your understanding of these pests and how they are best dealt with.
Oregon Insect and Rodent Control offers all kinds of pest control services including wasp extermination
Tap or Click to View Wasp Characteristics and Descriptions
Yellowjackets are a type of wasp – hornets are slightly larger and have white and black rings.
CharacteristicDescription
ColorYellow and black
LengthYellow jackets are about 3/8 to 5/8 inches long. The boldfaced hornet is similar in appearance except that it is white and black and 5/8 to 3/4 inches long.
AppearanceVery distinct head with chewing mouthparts, short-elbowed antennae, and large compound eyes. Wasps have four clear or smoky brown wings. They have a short, narrow attachment between the thorax and the abdomen. The abdomen is spindle-shaped and tipped with a long stringer.
Colony SizePaper wasps live in colonies usually consisting of less than 100 adults, though larger is possible
BreedingSocial wasps have large nests containing three castes: queens, workers, and males. The males and queens are produced in the colony in late summer. They mate, and the fertilized queen overwinters in a protected site. In spring, she seeks an appropriate nesting site in which she builds a paper nest using chewed up wood fibers. Eggs are laid in the cells of the nest, and the young larvae are fed bits of chewed up meat or insect parts by the queen and later by the workers. A queen wasp can lay as many as 100 eggs per day, quite a bit less than a bee.
Where they liveOften you will find wasp, hornet, and yellowjacket nests in the eaves of a house, the rafters of a shed, or in a pile of firewood. Yellow jackets build their flat paper nests in stacks which are surrounded by a paper envelope. Yellow jackets usually build their nests below ground and in other protected locations. Paper wasps build open flat nests, without a paper envelope, usually found under the eaves of a house and in other protected locations.
Food SourceWasps eat other insects, such as spiders, caterpillars, ants, bees, and flies.
Behavior NotesWasps and yellowjackets don’t congregate in the same quantities that many bee species do, but they are often more aggressive. Things as minor as loud noises can provoke them to attack.
Signs of presenceWasps will make themselves known if you do something to bother them, but you may also be able to spot their small “paper” nests in their common locations.
RisksUnlike bees, wasps aggressively defend their nests and can inflict multiple stings. People who are allergic are particularly at risk.

There are a variety of ways to remove wasp and yellow jacket nests, though you will want to be sure that you can take them down in a single swoop, or else be ready to run quickly. These methods are also unable to prevent another nest being set up later. Alternatively, you can schedule an appointment with OIRC so we can safely remove the nest and establish ways to prevent their return.

If you have a wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket problem, let us track them down and remove them so you can get back to enjoying your property safely.

Call now for wasp and yellowjacket exterminator services
(503) 784-1669

wasp Control Testimonials for Oregon Insect and Rodent Control

OIRC consistently gets 5-star reviews from our customers – the highest praise we can get as a local Clackamas pest control business. Here’s what some of our clients have said about us:

Call us 24/7 to get started!

(503) 784-1669

wasp Control Tips from
Oregon Insect and Rodent Control

What are some ways to reduce the risk of developing wasp control problems?
  1. Keep them homeless
    Reduce the available habitat within your home or place of business where a pest might want to set up a home of their own. This means keeping things clean and free especially of food particles.
  2. Seal cracks and crevices
    Pests come in from the outside environment, meaning you can reduce the chances of their taking up residence in your home by sealing up cracks and crevices, particularly around your foundation, eaves, doors, and windows.
  3. Clean up
    Get rid of stacks of newspaper, miscellaneous papers, bags, cardboard boxes, and other material which a pest might use to make a good home or nest. Wipe up spills and crumbs right away, and don’t leave dirty dishes lying around.
  4. Keep a lid on it
    Keep a tight lid on trashcans and empty them often, especially if you are throwing away fragrant or sweet things. When storing food in your pantry and cabinets, store it in tightly sealed containers.
  5. Keep the space dry
    Indoor pests often thrive on moisture. Keep them from getting the water they’re looking for by fixing leaks and not leaving dishwater in the sink overnight.
Can you help if I have a pest problem in my crawlspace?
We are able to perform crawlspace restoration at a reasonable price. If you’ve been quoted a price by one of the big pest control companies, make sure you talk to us before you sign anything, as they tend to charge quite a bit to get into those hard-to-reach places.
What products do you use?
We use a variety of excellent brand-name products which we have tested over the course of our 18 years in business, and we use them at label strength. We never use generic products that produce uncertain results.
Do you perform emergency services?
We can give you emergency advice and often get out to help you with your pest control problem within a day or two. Give us a call to set something up as soon as possible.
Do you have monthly service plans?

There are two reasons some wasp control companies have monthly service plans: a desire for a larger stream of income and the use of diluted or insufficient products. We find that when we do our job right, the most we need to visit one of our clients is once a quarter or bi-annually in the spring and fall.

Are your traps humane?

We do what it takes to remove pest control problems, and often that means killing them. Our traps do seek to cause minimal pain to pests as they dispatch them.

Additional tips for wasp control inside and outside the home
  1. Getting rid of rotting wood, will help to prevent roaches on your property, and out of your home.
  2. Mowing more often will stop weeds from creating new weeds, and lower the bug population.
  3. Keeping trees trimmed away from your roof will prevent insects that might use the roof to gain access to your vents, and inside your home.
  4. Fix leaky gutters, water attracts insects seeking water leaving them to live under your eaves.
  5. Sealing all outside cracks and holes including those for electrical cables, communication cables, plumbing, and around doors and windows, will help to keep outdoor pests outdoors.
  6. Replacing worn weather stripping and door sweeps will help to keep insects and rodents out of your home.
  7. Filling low spots in your property will help to keep the mosquito population low.
  8. Keeping vines and shrubs a foot or more from the home will improve your chances of keeping pests away.
  9. Checking your indoor pets after outdoor excursions can keep hitch hiking bugs out.
  10. Removing debris, and piles of wood, brush, or other materials from your property can cut down on the number of spiders you have to deal with.
  11. Maintain cleanliness in the home always and make the home crumb free. An untidy and dirty home draws all kinds of insects inside the house. Many pests and insects survive on dirt and garbage and nothing is more pleasant to them than crumbs scattered on the floor or the table and unkempt garbage.
  12. Make sure to seal all probably entries in the house. Ensure to check not just the front door but the back door as well. Do not neglect your windows. Seal windows using wire nets, screens o meshes.
  13. Manage your garbage properly. Dispose of empty cans and food packages immediately. Make it a point to take out the trash everyday and keep it sealed tightly when storing it in the garage.
  14. Keep ripe fruits inside the fridge.
  15. Sweep the floors and vacuum theme regularly.
  16. Make sure to comb your pet with a flea comb at regular times and wash the bedding frequently. Vacuum floors, rugs and upholstery that are in constant contact with your pet.

wasp Control Tips from
Oregon Insect and Rodent Control

What are some ways to reduce the risk of developing wasp control problems?
  1. Keep them homeless
    Reduce the available habitat within your home or place of business where a pest might want to set up a home of their own. This means keeping things clean and free especially of food particles.
  2. Seal cracks and crevices
    Pests come in from the outside environment, meaning you can reduce the chances of their taking up residence in your home by sealing up cracks and crevices, particularly around your foundation, eaves, doors, and windows.
  3. Clean up
    Get rid of stacks of newspaper, miscellaneous papers, bags, cardboard boxes, and other material which a pest might use to make a good home or nest. Wipe up spills and crumbs right away, and don’t leave dirty dishes lying around.
  4. Keep a lid on it
    Keep a tight lid on trashcans and empty them often, especially if you are throwing away fragrant or sweet things. When storing food in your pantry and cabinets, store it in tightly sealed containers.
  5. Keep the space dry
    Indoor pests often thrive on moisture. Keep them from getting the water they’re looking for by fixing leaks and not leaving dishwater in the sink overnight.
Can you help if I have a pest problem in my crawlspace?
We are able to perform crawlspace restoration at a reasonable price. If you’ve been quoted a price by one of the big pest control companies, make sure you talk to us before you sign anything, as they tend to charge quite a bit to get into those hard-to-reach places.
What products do you use?
We use a variety of excellent brand-name products which we have tested over the course of our 18 years in business, and we use them at label strength. We never use generic products that produce uncertain results.
Do you perform emergency services?
We can give you emergency advice and often get out to help you with your pest control problem within a day or two. Give us a call to set something up as soon as possible.
Do you have monthly service plans?

There are two reasons some wasp control companies have monthly service plans: a desire for a larger stream of income and the use of diluted or insufficient products. We find that when we do our job right, the most we need to visit one of our clients is once a quarter or bi-annually in the spring and fall.

Are your traps humane?

We do what it takes to remove pest control problems, and often that means killing them. Our traps do seek to cause minimal pain to pests as they dispatch them.

Additional tips for wasp control inside and outside the home
  1. Getting rid of rotting wood, will help to prevent roaches on your property, and out of your home.
  2. Mowing more often will stop weeds from creating new weeds, and lower the bug population.
  3. Keeping trees trimmed away from your roof will prevent insects that might use the roof to gain access to your vents, and inside your home.
  4. Fix leaky gutters, water attracts insects seeking water leaving them to live under your eaves.
  5. Sealing all outside cracks and holes including those for electrical cables, communication cables, plumbing, and around doors and windows, will help to keep outdoor pests outdoors.
  6. Replacing worn weather stripping and door sweeps will help to keep insects and rodents out of your home.
  7. Filling low spots in your property will help to keep the mosquito population low.
  8. Keeping vines and shrubs a foot or more from the home will improve your chances of keeping pests away.
  9. Checking your indoor pets after outdoor excursions can keep hitch hiking bugs out.
  10. Removing debris, and piles of wood, brush, or other materials from your property can cut down on the number of spiders you have to deal with.
  11. Maintain cleanliness in the home always and make the home crumb free. An untidy and dirty home draws all kinds of insects inside the house. Many pests and insects survive on dirt and garbage and nothing is more pleasant to them than crumbs scattered on the floor or the table and unkempt garbage.
  12. Make sure to seal all probably entries in the house. Ensure to check not just the front door but the back door as well. Do not neglect your windows. Seal windows using wire nets, screens o meshes.
  13. Manage your garbage properly. Dispose of empty cans and food packages immediately. Make it a point to take out the trash everyday and keep it sealed tightly when storing it in the garage.
  14. Keep ripe fruits inside the fridge.
  15. Sweep the floors and vacuum theme regularly.
  16. Make sure to comb your pet with a flea comb at regular times and wash the bedding frequently. Vacuum floors, rugs and upholstery that are in constant contact with your pet.

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