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Don’t D-I-Y, T-E-R-M-I-T-E-S!

Termites in Central Oregon do exist, and tend to show signs of an infestation in the springtime. DO NOT try to mitigate yourself—this could cause permanent and expensive, irreversible damage! The only thing to do is call the COPS (Central Oregon Pest Solutions).

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The Trouble with Bats is…Part 1

Bats can be a nuisance, destroy your house and carry disease. But they are protected in the state of Oregon, so bat removal requires professional mitigation from trained exterminators like Central Oregon Pest Solutions.

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How To Pest-Proof Your Stored RV, Boat or Car

Winter storage is an outdoorsman’s priority in Central Oregon to take care of their boat, RV, motorhome, ATV or convertible. But for rodents seeking refuge from the cold, it is a tempting a retreat. Here’s how to keep your stored winter items pest-free.

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Spring Pests in Central Oregon (and how to deal)

Spring time in Central Oregon can attract more than tourists. Several pests such as birds, spiders, ticks, mites and ants can become a permanent nuisance if not property addressed by a pest control professional.

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What’s That Smell? It’s Skunks in Love.

Not nearly as cute as the cartoon Pepe Le Pew, these real-life romances can be smelt for nearly two miles, attracting female skunks from afar during mating season. The result is a nose nuisance for home owners that can last well into the spring. So, if your property has been invaded by this mating ritual and you are waiting it out hoping the smell will “go away soon,” here’s just a few things to know about skunks that may change your mind and have you reaching out to your local exterminator.

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Yard invaders: Aphids & Tree Fungus

How to identify aphids and tree fungus, the damage they cause, and how to get rid of aphids and tree fungus with professional pest control in Central Oregon.

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