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Sat:	9:00 am - 4:00 pm

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Local and family-owned, Infinity Pest Solutions began with the belief that our customers' needs are of the utmost importance. Since 2010, we've been providing Eugene, Oregon, and the surrounding areas with top-notch residential and commercial pest control, crawl space cleaning, and gutter cleaning solutions.

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Phone: (541) 232-0365

Address: 5729 Main St, Springfield, OR 97478

Website: https://www.infinitypest.com/about-us

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Commercial Pest Control
Local and family-owned, Infinity Pest Solutions began with the belief that our customers' needs are of the utmost importance. Since 2010, we've been providing Eugene, Oregon, and the surrounding areas with top-notch residential and commercial pest control, crawl space cleaning, and gutter cleaning solutions.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
If you see one ant in your home or yard, there are hundreds or thousands more nearby. Ants are social insects and live and work together in large groups. They travel together in long lines, foraging for food to bring back to the nest to feed all the colony members. Ants divide the members of the nest into different groups — reproductives (males and queens) and workers. The worker ants are those we come into contact with and regularly find in our kitchens, basements, and bathrooms. Ants are problematic when invading our structures, not just because they are annoying to deal with, but because they cause problems like spreading bacteria, contaminating food, and getting into areas of a home where they just aren't welcome.
Spiders
Spiders are arachnids and mainly live outdoors. These creatures often find a way onto our properties after being attracted by the food, water, and food they provide. Spiders are predators and feed on insects and other spiders. Grass, gardens, flowerbeds, and other vegetation provide both spiders and their prey with plenty of food and shelter. For the most part, we don't even know that these pests are in the yard; their shy, reclusive nature keeps them hidden. It is only when spider populations grow very large or they move into our homes that we begin to notice them or their webs.
Fleas
Let the professionals at Infinity Pest Solutions, LLC help protect your property against fleas through our effective flea control services and the following prevention tips. Make your yard less conducive to flea activity by keeping the grass mowed short and removing grass, leaf, or brush piles from your yard. Keep shrubs and bushes cut back to help the sundry out the ground around your home. Reduce wild animal and rodent activity on your property by keeping lids on trash cans, picking up uneaten pet food, and removing bird feeders. To keep fleas out of your house, regularly inspect your pets and yourself for fleas before coming inside. Always check secondhand items for fleas before bringing them into your home.
Cockroaches
Cockroaches are scavenging pests that have learned our properties provide them with the food and moisture they require. These pests are often associated with filth, but the truth is any home or business could become home to cockroaches. All it takes is a bit of standing water and a few crumbs for these pests to thrive. The German cockroach is the most common roach to be found indoors as it has primarily become a pest that lives inside with people. German cockroaches are small, quick-moving roaches that find their way indoors in multiple ways, making them difficult to keep out. They can move inside in things like deliveries, grocery bags, furniture, and appliances. In multi-unit buildings or inside a home, they will travel with ease to different areas through wall voids and spaces under floors or above ceilings.
Silverfish
While most moisture-loving pests invade for more reasons other than accessible water, silverfish are generally only ever a problem where excess moisture is present. While these pests are typically no more than a nuisance, they can be destructive if given the chance... Read More
Bees
Many different types of pests live in Oregon and regularly invade our properties, and some are more of an issue than others. Stinging insects are one group of pests that most people find problematic when they set up nests in our yards or on our homes. They pose health and safety risks to people and our pets. Bees, wasps, yellow jackets, and hornets all have a stinger extending from the hind end they use to paralyze prey and as a means of defense. When stinging insects live in our yards, it is easy for you, your kids, or pets to be viewed as a threat and end up on the receiving end of a painful sting. Not only does getting stung hurt, but if you are allergic, more serious consequences can occur, including anaphylaxis. While stinging insects are an essential part of our ecosystem, they are unwanted and dangerous when nesting near people.
Wasps
Hornets
Yellow Jackets
Pantry Pests
The average Oregon consumer doesn’t like the thought of throwing out months of food due to a pantry pest invasion, but the threat lingers.... Read More
Stinging Insects
Stinging insects look for places to build nests that protect them from predators, shelter from the elements, and easy access to food and water. Common nesting sites for stinging insects include...

Rodents
There are many consequences to consider when it comes to a rodent infestation. First, rodents are very unsanitary and can lead to widespread contamination around your home or business. This contamination threatens everyone on the property, exposing them to diseases like hantavirus, rat-bite fever, tularemia, dysentery, and many others.
Mice
In Oregon, we have many different species of rodents living outside, taking advantage of the plentiful outdoor spaces our state offers. However, rodents don't just stay out in wooded areas, fields, and parks; they have learned the benefits of moving into places where people live. House mice, Norway rats, and roof rats are examples of rodents that have discovered our yards can provide them with food and shelter, and if necessary, our homes can also provide them with safe shelter. Some of their favorite places to forage for food in our yards include trash cans, pet food bowls, gardens, and bird seed. Favorite nesting sites include woodpiles, fallen trees, and dense vegetation. Inside our homes, they choose dark, quiet areas like attics, crawl spaces, basements, and wall voids.
Rats
Trouble with rats on your property? Our trick for getting rid of rats can help keep your home completely free of these pests.... Read More

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