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Axiom Eco-Pest Control
4.8(
248
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Serving Gresham, OR and surrounding areas

Approved

Super Service Award Winner

In business since 2008

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Each technician is courteous and attentive to your pest control need and customer service does an outstanding job with accommodating to your schedule when setting up your next appointment."
6,000 5-star reviews
Super Service Winner
The Axiom Difference
Precision Targeting
4x treatment

+2

Response time12 hrs
67 neighbors recently requested a quote
Recommended by80%of homeowners
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Saela Pest Control- Portland North
4.4(
879
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Serving Gresham, OR and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 2010

Warranties offered

Credit card accepted

"I hired them for roach,ant and rodent control in a disabled relative's 5th wheel they were excellent the treatment was pet friendly and they treated her with respect they educated her on how to avoid getting them again.So far so good."
Inspection
Pest Control Services
Service Specialist
Fleet
Lawn Service

+17

Recommended by88%of homeowners
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Critter Control
4.6(
132
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Serving Gresham, OR and surrounding areas

Approved

In business since 1995

Free estimates

Warranties offered

"Back in late March, I was hearing noises in my attic, which I could not determine what was making them. After I heard gnawing above my kitchen ceiling in April, I called a pest control company (NOT Critter Control). They sent a technician to my house who looked in the attic and proclaimed it was rodents (rats/mice). That sounded reasonable enough, as rats and mice do gnaw. This company put out bait stations, one in the attic and one outdoors. <br /> However, on Saturday April 10, I spotted a squirrel climb from my roof, into a soffit vent above my side door, and disappear. After that, I heard noises in the attic again. So, thinking I was being helpful, I contacted the pest control company and told them I had seen a squirrel enter the attic. They offered to put up screening on my soffit vent, so the same technician came out to do this on Thursday. After doing this, he seemed irritated with me. I don't know if he sincerely believed it was still rats or mice, and just didn't like having to put up screening, but it was off putting to say the least. He said he had provided all these options, but the only options I was offered by him or his employer were to put up screening, or continue monitoring the bait stations (which does nothing about squirrels in the attic). Huh? I had no evidence of rats or mice in the house, but direct evidence of squirrels (seeing one seems pretty direct to me.) I will admit my college biology is a bit rusty, but I am pretty sure I can tell the difference between a squirrel and a rat. <br /> After witnessing the desperate mother squirrel try to get back in the attic, I then contacted Critter Control, by this point practically hysterical. They sent out a technician (Wally) who listened to what I had to say, including my concerns and my account of my less than stellar experience with the other company. Wally confirmed that I did indeed have squirrels, including removing one that unfortunately had passed away, and saying NOTHING about rats or mice. Then he proceeded to put up an exclusion door, so any squirrels in the attic could get out, but those outside could not get back in. After about a week, he put a trap in the attic if there were any squirrels left who wouldn't leave. There were not, it turned out. So after the exclusion door had been on about a week and a half, he put screening back on the soffit vent. I have not seen or heard any squirrel activity since, so I am a very happy customer. If you suspect in the least you could be dealing with something other than rats/mice, save yourself some time and anguish, and call Critter Control. I would probably also recommend them for rats/mice, but I don't have the direct experience. <br />"
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Recommended by87%of homeowners
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Orkin
5.0(
1
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Serving Gresham, OR and surrounding areas

Approved (Corporate)

In business since 1901

Free estimates

Credit card accepted

When you hire an Orkin Pro, you can be confident you're receiving the service you expect, from the pest control experts you can trust. Not all pest problems are the same, and not all homes need the same types of treatment. Your Orkin Pro is trained to identify and treat the root of your particular pest problem. Upon thorough inspection, they will create a customized treatment plan that effectively targets pest problems exactly where they appear in your home both inside and out, all year long. The Orkin Guarantee: Our promise to you, we are not satisfied until you are satisfied. Orkin means peace of mind when it comes to pest control.\n

Recommended by100%of homeowners
FAQs for rodent pest control service projects in Gresham, OR

Rodent exclusion seals every gap, vent, and crack that rodents use to sneak inside your home. Most homeowners pay an average of $200 to $600 for this add-on. By blocking entry points, you create a long-term barrier that cuts down on repeat infestations and helps protect both your family and your property.

Pros start with an inspection, then place tamper-resistant bait stations and traps in high-traffic spots. They’ll also seal entry points and clean droppings to reduce health risks. Follow-up visits confirm that the plan worked and that no new rodents have moved in. This step-by-step approach removes the current infestation and helps keep your home rodent-free going forward.

A trained pest-control pro can pinpoint hidden access points using a flashlight, thermal imaging, and plenty of crawl-space sleuthing. During an inspection, the specialist maps every gap, vent, or pipe run that rats use, then explains how to seal each one. This detailed report lets you tackle the weak spots immediately and dramatically lowers the odds of another infestation.

Rodent prevention starts with managing food and entry points. Store pantry items in airtight containers, take out trash promptly, and keep pet food sealed. Outside, trim vegetation and stack firewood away from the house. Inside, seal gaps with steel wool or hardware cloth. A tidy yard and a buttoned-up home give rats and mice few reasons—or routes—to move in.

For wall or attic nests, pros place snap traps or CO2-powered units in the exact runways rats use, then return to remove carcasses and reset as needed. Poison is risky indoors because rats may die in hidden spots, creating odors or health issues, so most technicians avoid it. Once trapping is complete, they’ll seal entry points and clean droppings to finish the job.

Plan on several weeks, especially for larger infestations. Your pro will set traps, return every few days to collect rats, and adjust placement until activity stops. Final visits include sealing access points and sanitizing affected areas. Timelines vary, but most homes are rat-free after two to four follow-ups. Prompt scheduling and good sanitation can shorten the process.

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