Common Problems
Hollowed or damaged wood
Risk of costly structural repairs
The ecoPest Wildlife Management Solution
We perform thorough inspections, apply proven soil and bait treatments, and monitor your property to prevent future termite infestations.
Imagine stepping into your Marion County home or business, perhaps in Salem or nearby towns, with soft sunlight streaming in, and knowing there is no hidden damage, no hollowed wood, no termites silently munching away. That is what our termite control services deliver, a safe, strong, termite-free space where you feel confident and comfortable.
Marion County is part of the Willamette Valley, a region where subterranean termites and Pacific dampwood termites are active and capable of causing costly structural damage each year. U.S. homeowners spend about $5 billion annually repairing termite damage, and each affected homeowner may pay around $3,000 on repairs.
At ecoPest Wildlife Management, we combine local climate knowledge, knowing how Oregon’s rainy springs encourage termite activity, with smart preventive measures and scientifically proven treatments such as targeted soil barriers and bait systems. In rare cases where drywood termites are introduced through imported wood or furniture, heat may be used as a localized treatment. Our goal is to keep your home protected for the long haul.
We start with a full termite inspection of your Marion County home, checking for mud tubes, droppings, or hollow wood. Based on the termite species and damage, we choose the best treatment, including bait systems and targeted termiticides, with localized heat reserved for unusual drywood infestations. According to Oregon State University Extension and the Oregon Department of Agriculture, the termite species homeowners should know are subterranean termites and Pacific dampwood termites, with drywood termites occasionally found only in imported materials. Subterranean termites build mud tubes from soil to wood, while dampwood termites infest naturally moist or decaying lumber commonly found in our region’s wet winters.
Finally, we seal entry points and schedule follow-ups, including verification inspections 30 to 90 days after treatment, per professional protocols. These steps help protect your property, guard against structural damage, and maintain a pest-free environment for the long term.
Termites in Marion County often attack near Salem, Woodburn, and other residential areas with landscaped or irrigated yards. ecoPest Wildlife Management understands the local soil and climate and tailors treatments that protect wooden structures through preventive measures and environmentally responsible solutions. Homeowners can expect safe results backed by excellent customer service.
Marion County also faces pest challenges linked to urban growth and agriculture, with rodent and cockroach issues noted by local vector control authorities. If you are a Marion County resident dealing with infestations, whether termites, pantry pests, beetles, or rodents, you want results you can trust. At ecoPest Wildlife Management, we deliver:
Environmentally responsible pest control that respects your property and the state’s environment, aligning with the integrated pest management principles that Oregon supports
Cost-saving preventive guidance that helps protect food products and avoid unnecessary treatments
A pest-free environment supported by excellent customer service, friendly experts, and local knowledge
Get Lasting Protection for Your Marion County Home
Don’t let termites, rodents, or other pests take over your property. Call ecoPest Wildlife Management today to schedule your inspection and discover safe, effective solutions backed by local expertise and customer care.
What Our Clients Say
We inspect for mud tubes, hollow wood, and droppings. Based on species, subterranean or dampwood, and in rare cases drywood, we use targeted treatments such as soil-applied termiticides, bait systems, or localized heat when appropriate. In Oregon, professional pest control is critical because subterranean termites build mud tubes from soil to wood, while dampwood termites infest moist or decaying wood. Correct identification is essential for effective treatment.
Marion County sees subterranean termites, which thrive in moist soil, and dampwood termites, which favor decaying wood near forests or areas with constant moisture. Drywood termites are rare in this region but may arrive in imported wood or furniture. Each type requires different treatment methods.
Look for mud tunnels along foundations, hollow or blistered wood, or termite droppings like tiny pellets called frass. Discarded wings near windows and doors or bubbling paint on walls are also common signs. These indicators in Marion County should prompt a professional inspection.
Yes. We follow Oregon’s safety requirements, with licensed professionals applying approved termiticides and methods that protect your family, pets, and the environment while eliminating termites effectively. Integrated Pest Management approaches often use low-toxicity or non-toxic options such as physical barriers and moisture control where appropriate.
Use preventive measures like sealing cracks, reducing wood-to-soil contact, fixing leaks, trimming vegetation near your foundation, and storing firewood away from your home. Scheduling regular inspections through our pest management service helps catch problems early and maintains a pest-free environment in Marion County’s damp climate.
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