SE Portland Vole Control Service

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Nearly Two Decades of Vole Control Experience

Oregon Insect and Rodent Control is East County’s trusted provider of vole removal services. If your home or business landscape is being invaded by these pests, call the experts at OIRC!

Locally Owned and Operated Vole Control Services

Oregon Insect and Rodent Control offers all kinds of pest control services including vole extermination and mole extermination
Oregon Insect and Rodent Control offers all kinds of pest control services including vole extermination and mole extermination

SE Portland Vole Extermination

Voles can cause unsightly damage to your yard by creating “runways” on the surface of the lawn (as opposed to a mole’s tunnels under the ground.) Additionally, voles will cause direct damage to plants as they love to eat grass, seeds, roots, and bulbs.

Don’t let your vole problem get out of hand. Call the experts at OIRC to see how they can help today!

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(503) 784-1669

Areas Our SE Portland Vole Exterminator Serves

Oregon Insect and Rodent Control is here for all your residential and commercial vole control needs in East Multnomah County and Clackamas County.

FAQs About Vole Control in SE Portland

How Are Voles Different From Moles?

Moles and voles are actually quite different in appearance, diet, and habits.

Moles have an elongated snout and body, eat insects, and are nearly always underground.

Voles, on the other hand, have a body type that more closely resembles a mouse, eat plants, and, although they do burrow underground, you’ll find that the damage to your lawn will be closer to the surface as “runways” instead of tunnels well below the surface.

How Big Are Voles?

When voles mature, they are typically about 5” – 7” long.

What Are Signs of a Vole Infestation?

Teeth marks on the vegetation around your home or business is a typical sign of voles. You may also see wilting plants, chewed bark low on trees, or plants with exposed roots that show signs of being chewed.

Will Voles Come Back Every Year?

Unlike the typical small mammals who hibernate, voles remain active throughout the year. Depending on the climate, they can have as many as 4-5 litters per year, meaning their population can grow pretty quickly. It’s important to have expert advice when dealing with a vole infestation. Oregon Insect and Rodent Control can help!

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(503) 784-1669

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