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Clackamas County Restaurant Guidelines For Rodents

On the Clackamas County website you can find a “Plan Review Guidance For Restaurants” page. Here is what the County says about rodents: Doors and Windows: Restroom doors must be self-closing. Exterior doors shall be rodent proof (clearance should not exceed 1⁄4 inch and should be as tight fitting as possible). All openings to the outer …

Portland Rodent Control Codes

The City of Portland provides a resource for Rodent Control (Chapter 8.40), and that resource can be found here: https://www.portland.gov/code/8/40 A few codes pertain specifically to non-residential buildings, such as 8.40.030 New Buildings to be Made Ratproof which reads: It is unlawful for any person to construct any building or structure or to repair or …

Best Ways to Insulate Against Rodents and Pests in Portland, Oregon

Rodent trap under the stove to prevent pest infestation in homes.

Tips to Insulate Your Home Against Pests Living in the lush greenery of Portland, Oregon, comes with its share of natural beauty, but it also means dealing with potential pest infestations. Rodents and pests can find their way into homes, seeking warmth, shelter, and food. To ensure a pest-free and cozy home environment, it’s essential …

A Greener Choice: The Benefits of Eco-Friendly Pest Control vs. Traditional Pest Control Services

Licensed pest control technician standing beside a Campbell Natural Pest Control truck, promoting eco-friendly pest management solutions.

Pest infestations are a common headache for homeowners and businesses alike. In the quest to rid properties of these unwanted guests, there are two primary approaches: traditional pest control services and eco-friendly pest control. While both methods aim to solve the same problem, eco-friendly pest control stands out as a more sustainable, humane, and effective …