Get Smart Rat Solutions LLP is a family-owned business located in Ridgefield, Washington, specializing in rodent and wildlife control services throughout the Portland and Vancouver metro area. Founded by Brandon Clark, the company is notable for being the first licensed pest control service in Oregon and Washington dedicated solely to rodent and wildlife management. With a strong commitment to customer satisfaction and a mission to provide year-round protection against pests, the company employs a unique 5-step S.M.A.R.T. process that blends scientific research, behavioral understanding, and ecological practices to deliver effective solutions.
The S.M.A.R.T. process is designed to diagnose and eliminate infestations of rats, mice, and various forms of wildlife, while also addressing sanitation and preventative measures to avoid future issues. The company places an emphasis on understanding the underlying causes of infestations, ensuring that their strategies are tailored not only to the specific needs of each customer but also to align with environmentally responsible practices. This approach is pivotal as it incorporates solid waste management and habitat alteration techniques to protect both homes and the environment.
In addition to rodent control, Get Smart Rat Solutions offers crawl space and attic restoration services, addressing structural damage caused by pests and enhancing the overall health of residential and commercial properties. Their team is comprised of experts who are trained in the latest pest control techniques, making sure that each treatment plan is comprehensive and effective.
Customer testimonials highlight the professionalism and effectiveness of the service, indicating a strong reputation for thorough work and friendly interactions. With a detailed focus on the populations they combat, including their behaviors and ecological impact, Get Smart Rat Solutions continues to lead the way in pest control within their service area, ensuring safe and reliable solutions for their clients year-round.
