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Wildlife Service Companies

Wildlife-related calls can involve multiple agencies and different kinds of authority. A directory category only reflects a supplied company-service record; it does not establish that a company may handle every animal or situation. Ask the business which work it performs, what jurisdictional rules it checks, and whether it coordinates with a public wildlife agency or licensed specialist.

Showing 76–82 of 82 companies · 36 Tier A

Company profile · Tier B

The Bugstop Here

Los Angeles, CA · License #9713

active
IndependentFree inspectionSame-day / emergency
Bed bug servicesBees and waspsGeneral pest controlMosquito services+2 more

The Bugstop Here is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Los Angeles (West Adams area, by ZIP code), California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under reg…

SPCB Company Registration · Branch 2Checked 2026-10-30
Company profile · Tier B

Touchdown Pest Control

West Covina, CA · License #9768

active
IndependentFree inspectionSame-day / emergency
Bed bug servicesBees and waspsCommercial pest controlEco-friendly or organic options+5 more

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…

SPCB Company Registration · Branch 2, 3Checked 2026-10-30
Company profile · Tier B

Hope Pest Control

Ventura, CA · License #9769

active
Independent
Bed bug servicesCommercial pest controlGeneral pest controlMosquito services+1 more

Hope Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Ventura, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9769 for Branch 2 (gene…

SPCB Company Registration · Branch 2Checked 2026-10-30
Company profile · Tier B

Yogis Pest Control

Anaheim, CA · License #9850

active
IndependentFree inspectionSame-day / emergency
Bed bug servicesBees and waspsCommercial pest controlEco-friendly or organic options+5 more

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…

SPCB Company Registration · Branch 2Checked 2026-10-30
Company profile · Tier B

Beecal Pest Management

Los Angeles, CA · License #9854

active
Independent
Bed bug servicesBees and waspsCommercial pest controlEco-friendly or organic options+4 more

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…

SPCB Company Registration · Branch 2Checked 2026-10-30
Company profile · Tier B

Uptown Pest Control

Whittier, CA · License #9855

active
Independent
Bed bug servicesBees and waspsGeneral pest controlRodent control+1 more

Uptown Pest Control is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Whittier, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9855 for Branch 2 (g…

SPCB Company Registration · Branch 2Checked 2026-10-30
Company profile · Tier B

Hooke Termite & Pest Services

Upland, CA · License #9958

active
IndependentSame-day / emergency
Bed bug servicesCommercial pest controlGeneral pest controlMosquito services+3 more

Hooke Termite & Pest Services is a structural pest control company with its registered address in Upland, California. It is registered with the California Structural Pest Control Board under registration #9958 for Bra…

SPCB Company Registration · Branch 2, 3Checked 2026-10-30

What wildlife services services can include

Before work, identify the structure and access areas involved, including roofs, attics, crawlspaces, outbuildings, and shared property. Ask how the company documents its inspection and whether its written proposal includes exclusion repairs, cleanup, or only a specific task. If an animal may be protected or the property falls within a restricted area, ask which agency can confirm the correct next step.

SoCal includes coastal, urban, suburban, foothill, and desert-edge settings. Wildlife interactions can be governed by state and local rules that differ from ordinary household pest-control services. A local company's marketing category is not enough to determine authority. Confirm its license, work limits, and referral process before making arrangements.

License branches and the California lookup

California's Structural Pest Control Board branches describe structural pest work; they do not replace wildlife permits or agency rules. Ask the company to explain its state license and any additional authorization for the work it proposes. Confirm applicable requirements with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife or local animal-control authority when relevant. 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.

Questions to ask a company

Compare written proposals

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.

Plan the service scope

Wildlife-related company descriptions can include activities regulated differently from structural pest control. Before comparing proposals, ask which business will perform each part of the work, what license or permit applies, and which government agency oversees it. This distinction matters when a company listing combines property services with animal handling or repairs. A California structural pest-control registration alone does not answer every question about other regulated work. Ask the company to identify the activity in writing and explain any required coordination with the owner, a wildlife agency, or a repair contractor. For rental or association properties, establish who can authorize access and who receives the documentation.

Keep useful service records

Keep copies of permits, notices, inspection records, and agreements that the provider says apply. The documents should name the responsible business and describe the property areas covered. Ask whether a separate contractor handles repairs, whether that contractor is included in the proposal, and how completion is recorded. If the provider references a state or local authorization, use the issuing agency's public information to verify the relevant requirements. The directory categorizes supplied service claims and links to their sources; it does not confirm that a regulated activity is authorized for a specific site. Request an explanation from the company and consult the applicable agency when the work category is unclear.

If a proposed activity falls outside structural pest control, ask which official agency can explain the applicable authorization. Keep that guidance with the service and repair records. Confirm which business is responsible for each separate task.

How this directory organizes company information

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.

Wildlife services companies by city

These links are based on the city service records attached to companies in this category. Confirm the exact address directly with a listed business.

Frequently asked questions

Does a wildlife listing mean the company can handle every animal?

No. Verify the exact service and any applicable state or local authorization directly.

Which agency may provide wildlife guidance?

Depending on the circumstance, check with the California Department of Fish and Wildlife or local animal-control authority.

What should a written scope clarify?

Ask it to state the inspection areas, work limits, any repairs or cleanup, and situations referred to another agency.

Does Branch 2 cover every wildlife service?

No. Structural pest-control branches do not replace separate wildlife rules or permits. Ask which requirements apply.

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