Service directory
This category includes companies that say they offer eco-friendly or organic options. The wording describes a company-provided category, not a state designation or an evaluation of a particular product or method. Ask what the company means by the phrase, which specific service it is proposing, and how it will provide product and use information for the property.
Showing 176–192 of 192 companies · 95 Tier A
Start Fresh Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Long Beach, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9319 for Bran…
Traction Wildlife and Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Valencia, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9346…
Pacific Coast Pest Solutions is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Huntington Beach, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #936…
Carpinteria Valley Exterminating is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Oak View, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9416 fo…
Real Gone Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Pomona, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9431 for Branch 2 (…
Rush Termite & Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Newhall, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9632 for Bran…
Nonstop Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Los Angeles (Pico-Robertson / Beverlywood area, by ZIP code), California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest C…
Touchdown Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in West Covina, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9768 for Branc…
Metropolis Pest Management is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Laguna Niguel, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9789 for…
Moons Termite Solutions is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Los Angeles (Westlake area, by ZIP code), California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board unde…
Oso Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in San Clemente, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9832 for Branch 2 (…
Apex Pest Management is a structural pest control company with its registered address in La Puente, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9840 for Branch 2…
Yogis Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Anaheim, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9850 for Branch 2 (gen…
Beecal Pest Management is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Los Angeles (Highland Park area, by ZIP code), California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board…
Extra Mile Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Downey, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9914 for Branch 2…
Southern California Exterminators is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Stanton, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9975 fo…
Anchor Shield Pest Service is a structural pest control company with its registered address in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Boa…
A clear proposal should identify the target work area, inspection boundaries, products or methods under consideration, application instructions, and any restrictions that apply to occupants, pets, plants, or building use. Request the current label or product information and ask what alternatives are available. The company should answer questions about the proposed materials and leave you with the relevant documents.
Homeowners and property managers may use environmental labels differently. Terms such as eco-friendly and organic do not, on their own, describe a product's registration, exposure profile, or suitability for a specific property. For pesticide questions, consult the U.S. EPA and California Department of Pesticide Regulation; ask the provider for exact product names and label information.
The state branch depends on the service, not on a company's environmental marketing language. Branch 2 covers household pest work other than fumigation; Branch 1 covers fumigation; Branch 3 covers wood-destroying pest work under its scope. Verify the registered business and branch in California's public lookup, and compare the proposed work with its branch. Use the California Department of Consumer Affairs license search to compare the public record with the business name on the proposal. The California Structural Pest Control Board's branch descriptions explain Branch 1, Branch 2, and Branch 3.
Ask each company to describe the same property and request a written scope. Compare which areas are included, which are excluded, who performs the work, what records are supplied, and how access or follow-up questions are handled. A proposal should identify the legal business and the applicable license branch. Keep the paperwork and product information together so you can refer to it later.
Ask the company what it means when it says it offers eco-friendly or organic options. The label may describe a product, service approach, customer preference, or marketing category; it does not by itself identify ingredients, regulatory status, or performance. Request the service description and product documentation the company normally gives customers. Ask which spaces and activities are part of the proposal, whether alternatives are available, and how the company records the choice for the property. If you have a specific requirement, share it before scheduling so the provider can explain whether it fits the scope. The directory repeats a sourced company category and does not independently evaluate environmental claims.
For a meaningful comparison, ask each provider the same questions about the specific product or method, the areas included, applicable label directions, and any preparation or follow-up information the company supplies. Have the company explain how its website wording relates to the written proposal. Review the business's California license and branch separately; an environmental marketing term is not a license category. The EPA pesticide information resources explain how to read product labels and ask a service provider for documentation. Keep the source page, proposal, and product documents together, and ask who can answer technical questions. This helps compare what companies describe without treating a broad label as an assurance or endorsement.
Ask for the exact language and documents the company uses, then compare the same details across providers. A category label alone does not define a service agreement.
Company categories and service-area details come from the supplied records and linked sources. A service listing does not confirm current availability, determine whether work is needed, or speak to the outcome of a company's service. City links appear only where at least three records identify a city-specific service connection; county-only statements do not create city coverage.
These links are based on the city service records attached to companies in this category. Confirm the exact address directly with a listed business.
No. In this directory it reflects a company-provided description and is not a state designation.
Ask for the product name, current label, use instructions, service scope, and any restrictions that apply.
No. Ask the provider to explain the specific product or method and how it applies to the property.
Review information from the U.S. EPA and California Department of Pesticide Regulation, and ask the company for the exact product label.