Rodent Control in Central Beaverton

Central Beaverton is where the town started, and some of its neighborhood additions date to the early 1900s. The Round, built on a former sewer plant site next to the Beaverton Central MAX station, added shops and condos, and apartment buildings have filled in around it. The Beaverton Farmers Market is one of the city's draws.

That mix brings a mix of calls: mice in older houses, rats around restaurant trash, and mice in apartment buildings.

Older Houses Downtown

Houses from the first half of the 1900s have had decades to settle. Foundation vents rust out, crawl space doors warp and old pipe holes stay open after a remodel. That's where mice and rats get in, so expect the provider to spend real time under the house. Rodent inspection describes what they check.

Restaurants and Apartments

Restaurant blocks have dumpster enclosures and back doors that draw rats. Apartment buildings around The Round deal with trash rooms and shared walls. Business owners and property managers usually want a standing program; see commercial rodent control.

Around Central Beaverton: The Round · Beaverton Central MAX station · Beaverton Farmers Market

Also serving Cedar Hills and West Slope, Aloha, Hillsboro, Tigard, Cedar Mill, Bethany, Sexton Mountain and Murray Hill, Raleigh Hills and Garden Home, Lake Oswego.