A river town on the west side of St. George
Santa Clara was founded in 1854 by Jacob Hamblin and is named for the Santa Clara River. It sits at about 2,759 feet and is part of the St. George metro area. The population grew from 1,091 in 1980 to 7,553 in 2020. Early settlers relied on irrigation and farming, and that history still shows in the mature trees and irrigated lots you find around town.
What that mix means for pests
Older lots with big trees, gardens and outbuildings can hold ants, earwigs, spiders and rodents. Newer neighborhoods bring construction gaps and fresh landscaping. Homes near the river corridor and open ground can also see desert pests such as scorpions.
What Santa Clara homeowners ask about
- Ants and earwigs around gardens, irrigation and shade trees
- Mice and rats near outbuildings, sheds and storage. See rodent control
- Spiders and scorpions in garages, sheds and along foundations
- Weeds in yards, lots and gravel
Services for Santa Clara homes
Nearby towns we serve
We also serve St. George, Ivins, Washington and the rest of Washington County. See all service areas.
How to reach us in Santa Clara
Call or text (435) 525-5168, or text us for a free quote. Tell us your street or neighborhood and what you are seeing. There is no contract, every product we use is pet and kid friendly, and if pests return between treatments we come back at no charge.
Common questions
Do you serve all of Santa Clara?
Yes. We serve Santa Clara and the surrounding St. George area. Call to confirm your address.
Can you treat outbuildings and sheds?
Tell us what you have and what you are seeing. We will talk through what makes sense for your property.