Rodent Control in Aloha
Aloha is an unincorporated community in Washington County with about 54,000 people in the 2020 census, more than many Oregon cities. An attempt to incorporate in 1984 never went through. It stretches along TV Highway, with subdivisions, older houses on bigger lots, and some open ground still around.
Calls from Aloha cover the full range: rats under sheds and decks, mice in garages and crawl spaces, and voles in lawns near open fields.
Bigger Lots, Sheds and Coops
Plenty of Aloha lots have room for a shed, a garden, a woodpile and a few chickens, and each of those draws rats if it isn't managed. Store feed in metal cans, keep the woodpile off the ground and away from the house, and run hardware cloth under and around the coop. The chickens and compost guide has details, and rat control covers the trapping.
Open Edges and Voles
Where subdivisions meet fields or tall grass, voles show up in lawns and mice try the garages in fall. See vole control and mouse control.
Around Aloha: TV Highway · SW Farmington Rd. · SW Kinnaman Rd. · Aloha Community Library · Aloha High School
Questions People Ask
Is Aloha part of Beaverton?
No. It's unincorporated Washington County, though many addresses say Beaverton or Aloha. We take calls from all of it.
Also serving Central Beaverton, Cedar Hills and West Slope, Hillsboro, Tigard, Cedar Mill, Bethany, Sexton Mountain and Murray Hill, Raleigh Hills and Garden Home, Lake Oswego.