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Pest Control in Claremont, CA

Claremont backs up to the foothills and the Claremont Hills Wilderness Park, which the city says is why coyotes sometimes come into town looking for food and water. Its housing is older than most: Census estimates date 22.2% of homes to the 1960s, 21.7% to the 1950s and 8.8% to before 1940. Animal control is handled by the Inland Valley Humane Society, and mosquitoes by the San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District. For termites, rodents and ants inside the house, hire a licensed pest control company or exterminator. Those that list Claremont as a service area are below.Sources: City of Claremont, Animal Control, US Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024 5-year, B25034 Year Structure Built (data.census.gov; replaces Census Reporter). Per city:, San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District, Who We Are

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Pest control services in Claremont

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What's different about Claremont

Common pests in Claremont

Termites

Subterranean termites reach wood through mud tubes from the soil; UC IPM calls the shelter tubes the most commonly seen evidence. Drywood termites stay inside the wood and push out six-sided pellets through tiny kickout holes.Related: Termite inspection in Claremont · Termite signs guide · Termite fumigation and local treatment guideSources: UC IPM, Subterranean and Other Termites, UC IPM, Drywood Termites

Rats and fruit trees

The city's coyote advice includes picking up fallen fruit, cleaning up birdseed and keeping compost in secure containers. Those steps also take food away from rats. UC IPM says to close gaps larger than ¼ inch.Related: Rodent control guideSources: City of Claremont, Coyotes, UC IPM, Rats

Fleas and typhus

LA County Public Health says flea-borne typhus risk is countywide, carried by fleas on rats, free-roaming cats and opossums, with a record 220 county cases in 2025.Sources: LA County, flea-borne typhus outbreak (Sept 22, 2026), LA County, all-time high of typhus cases (Apr 2, 2026)

Ants

UC IPM calls the Argentine ant the most common ant in and around California homes and recommends outdoor baits, since sprays give only temporary control.Sources: UC IPM, Ants

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What this directory covers and what it does not

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The pest notes on this page come from public sources such as UC IPM, the county vector control district and the city, and each one links to where it came from. They can't tell you what is going on at your address, and we don't quote prices or rate companies. For that, have a licensed company inspect.

Frequently asked questions about Claremont pest control

Who handles animal control in Claremont?

The Inland Valley Humane Society. Injured, stray, lost or noisy animals and animal attacks can be reported during business hours at 909-623-9777, or after hours at 909-594-9858.

Sources: City of Claremont, Animal Control, Inland Valley Humane Society & SPCA, Humane and Animal Control

What do I do about an aggressive coyote in Claremont?

Call the IVHS 24-hour line at (909) 594-9858. If a coyote has attacked or is threatening a person, call 911.

Sources: City of Claremont, Coyotes

Is it illegal to feed coyotes in Claremont?

Yes. Feeding a coyote violates Claremont City Code 6.20.170 and can bring a citation.

Sources: City of Claremont, Coyotes

Will IVHS trap a raccoon or opossum for me?

The city says IVHS does not advocate trapping, removal or relocation of healthy wildlife. Discourage visits by removing food and water, and ask a pest company about exclusion.

Sources: City of Claremont, Animal Control

Who do I call about mosquitoes in Claremont?

The San Gabriel Valley Mosquito & Vector Control District, (626) 814-9466, Monday to Thursday 7 am–5 pm. Its online tip form covers biting mosquitoes, black flies and stagnant water.

Sources: SGVMVCD, District Info

Has West Nile virus turned up in Claremont?

Yes. The district's 2026 table lists 2 positive mosquito samples in Claremont, first detected Sept 1, 2026. Dump standing water and use repellent.

Sources: SGVMVCD, West Nile Virus Activity in San Gabriel Valley

I rent in Claremont. Who can I call about rats?

Tell your landlord. Renters can also report rodent problems to LA County Public Health at 888-700-9995 or online, and an inspector may visit.

Sources: LA County Public Health, Rats. http://ph.lacounty.gov/EH/safety/rats.htm (500 on Nov 4, site-wide; same page 200 at

Are any pest control companies based in Claremont?

Yes, 2 have their office in Claremont: Hunting Pest Services and The Bee Removers. In all, 20 licensed companies in our directory list Claremont as a service area. You can check any of them by license number with the state.

Related: California license-check guide · Sources: SoCal Pest Finder directory data (live; no link), CA DCA, License Search

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