Municipal and multi-building pest control in Oregon
One program for every building you manage.
City halls, shops, parks and campuses each get the service they need, on one plan with one contact and a dated record for every building. Going out for quotes? Send us the request.
4.9 ★
Google rating
1,500+
Google reviews
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Oregon service areas
Where it starts
What goes wrong across a city or campus
The three problems we see most, and where each one starts.
Rats and mice
Where it starts: public works yards, maintenance shops and storage buildings.
Yellowjackets and wasps
Where it starts: parks, pavilions, playgrounds and restrooms in late summer.
Ants and spiders
Where it starts: offices, community centers and entries.
Every visit
What we do on every visit
Each building on its own schedule, all under one plan.
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Every building inspected and logged by name
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Numbered rodent stations at shops, yards and storage
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Wasp and yellowjacket work at parks and restrooms in season
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Gaps sealed where pests get in
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Visits planned around public hours and events
Going out for quotes? Send us the request.
We respond to quote requests and formal bids. Certificate of insurance, license copies and references on request.
Oregon law
State agencies and public universities must use IPM.
ORS 634.660 requires state agencies like ODOT, State Parks and Corrections, and every public university, to use integrated pest management on their buildings and grounds. Our programs are built the same way: inspect, monitor, bait, seal and keep the records.
A record for every building
Every report names the building, what we checked, what we found and what we used. When a council member, an auditor or a records request asks, the answer is already on file.
- One report per building, sent the same day
- Photos of what we found, right in the report
- Every product used, and where it went
Wildlife Safari & Bug Zapper
Wildlife Safari is a 600-acre game park, home to over 500 animals – 100 different species from around the world. It’s the only drive-through animal park in Oregon, and over 200,000 people visit each year.
We’ve protected their facility from rodents and other pests for more than 8 years, and we appreciate the trust they put in us.
How it starts
- A technician walks your sites. It’s free. We look at each building and the grounds before we quote anything.
- You get a written proposal. Building list, scope and visit schedule, in writing, in the format your quote or bid asks for.
- Service starts on your schedule. Visits planned around public hours and events.
Your walk-through is done by a Bug Zapper technician, not a salesperson.
Google reviews
What public and business customers say
“Bug Zapper went above and beyond to help… They were priced fairly, showed up on time, stayed longer when needed, and were great at communicating! They listened to our needs as a community and jumped right in to solve our problem. If I could give them 10 stars, I would!”
City of Elkton
“Got right back to us and promptly served our new commercial property.”
Jonathan W. · Commercial property
“Great communication, very professional and reliable. I have my home and business setup on a regular schedule and they are always on time and thorough.”
SJ P. · Home and business
“Our family business has used a different company for over 30 years & we are making the switch to Bug Zappers. Communication is excellent.”
Meredith B. · Family business
Questions
Questions facility managers ask
Can you respond to our RFP or quote request?
Can you send a certificate of insurance and license copies?
Yes. Ask and we’ll send a certificate of insurance and copies of our Oregon Department of Agriculture licenses.
Can one plan cover all our buildings?
Do you follow integrated pest management (IPM)?
Can you work around public hours and events?
Book a walk-through
Have a bid coming up? Call us first.
Book a free walk-through of your sites, or send us the quote request. Either way, a technician walks it before we price it.