Residential Pest Control in Apple Valley, MN

Residential Pest Control in Apple Valley, MN

Welcome to Apple Valley Pest Pros, your reliable partner for residential pest control services right here in Apple Valley, Minnesota. We understand that your home is your sanctuary, and the last thing anyone wants is unwelcome guests like pests invading that space. Pests aren't just annoying; they can pose health risks and cause damage to your property. That's why effective and comprehensive pest management is so crucial for homeowners in our community.

Are you struggling with any of these common residential pest problems?

• ✅ Unwanted insects crawling in your kitchen?
• ✅ Mysterious bites appearing on your skin?
• ✅ Hearing scratching sounds in your walls or attic?
• ✅ Seeing droppings or evidence of rodents?
• ✅ Concerned about pests damaging your home's structure?

If you answered yes to any of these, you're not alone, and there's good news. At Apple Valley Pest Pros, we specialize in eliminating these and many other pest issues, bringing peace of mind back to your home. We use proven methods to identify, treat, and prevent pest infestations, ensuring your living environment is safe and comfortable for you and your family. Say goodbye to the stress and worry that pests bring. We're here to help.

Why Choose Us?

When it comes to protecting your home from pests, you need a team you can trust. Apple Valley Pest Pros is dedicated to providing the highest level of service and achieving lasting results. We believe our commitment to excellence sets us apart.

• Experienced Professionals: Our technicians are highly trained, certified, and possess extensive knowledge of the pest challenges unique to the Apple Valley area.
• Proven Track Record: We have a history of successfully eliminating pests from residential properties throughout Minnesota.
• Customer Satisfaction Focus: Your satisfaction is our top priority. We aren't happy until your pest problem is completely resolved.
• Safe and Effective Methods: We utilize industry-leading techniques and products that are effective against pests while being mindful of the safety of your family and pets.
• Guaranteed Service: We stand behind our work with service guarantees, giving you confidence in our ability to deliver results.

We take immense pride in our work and treat every home we service as if it were our own. Our goal isn't just to eliminate a current infestation but to build a long-term partnership with you to keep your home pest-free year after year. We are committed to providing transparent communication, reliable service, and lasting solutions. Choose Apple Valley Pest Pros for peace of mind and a pest-free home environment.

Detailed Residential Pest Control Services

Our comprehensive residential pest control services are designed to address the specific needs of homeowners in Apple Valley, MN. We don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach because every home and every pest situation is unique. Our process begins with a thorough inspection to accurately identify the pests involved, the extent of the infestation, and potential entry points.

Initial Inspection and Assessment

Understanding the scope of the problem is the critical first step. During our initial visit, a skilled technician will perform a detailed inspection of your property, both inside and out. We'll examine common hiding spots, potential entry points, and any signs of pest activity you've observed. This assessment allows us to develop a targeted treatment plan tailored to your specific needs and the types of pests present.

Identifying Pest Types

Accurate identification is paramount. Different pests require different treatment strategies. We are equipped to identify and handle a wide range of common household pests, including ants, spiders, rodents, and much more. Once identified, we can select the most effective and appropriate control methods.

Assessing Infestation Levels

Determining how widespread the problem is helps us plan the intensity and duration of treatment. A minor issue might require a different approach than a severe, long-standing infestation. Our assessment helps us provide a realistic expectation of the process and recovery time.

Customized Treatment Planning

Based on the information gathered during the inspection, we will create a customized treatment plan. This plan outlines the recommended control methods, the areas to be treated, and a schedule for service. We will discuss the plan with you, explaining each step and answering any questions you may have. Our goal is to ensure you feel informed and comfortable every step of the way.

Targeted Treatment Applications

We use a variety of treatment methods depending on the pest and the specific situation. This could include baiting, spraying, trapping, or exclusion techniques. We prioritize using the most effective methods while minimizing impact on your home and the environment. Our technicians are trained in the safe and proper application of all treatment products.

Considering Environmental Factors

We understand the importance of environmental responsibility. We aim to use products and techniques that are effective against pests but have minimal impact on non-target organisms and the surrounding environment. We will discuss any environmental considerations with you as part of your treatment plan.

Ongoing Pest Management and Prevention

Pest control isn't always a one-time event. For many homeowners, implementing an ongoing pest management plan is the most effective way to ensure long-term protection. We offer recurring service options designed to maintain a protective barrier around your home and address potential issues before they become major problems. Regular visits allow us to monitor for new pest activity, refresh treatments, and make proactive adjustments as needed.

Seasonal Pest Challenges

Pest activity often changes with the seasons. Our ongoing plans are designed to address the pests that are most prevalent during different times of the year in Apple Valley, MN. This proactive approach helps keep your home protected year-round.

Exclusion and Home Sealing Recommendations

Preventing pests from entering your home in the first place is a key component of effective pest management. We can identify potential entry points, such as cracks, gaps, or poorly sealed areas, and provide recommendations for sealing them up. Simple exclusion methods can significantly reduce the likelihood of future infestations.

Common Residential Pest Problems and How We Help

Living in Minnesota means dealing with a variety of pests that can try to make your home their own. It's important to be aware of the signs of common infestations so you can address them quickly. Ignoring a pest problem, even a small one, can often lead to a much larger and more difficult situation down the road. Understanding what to look for can save you stress, damage, and money in the long run. Our team is well-versed in the behaviors and signs of a wide range of local pests.

Ant Infestations

Seeing a few ants might not seem like a big deal, but where there are a few, there are often many more. Ants can contaminate food, build nests within walls, and some species, like carpenter ants, can even damage the structure of your home. If you're noticing trails of ants, particularly in your kitchen or pantry, or if you discover small piles of sawdust-like material, it's a strong indication of an ant problem. We employ targeted ant control strategies to eliminate colonies and prevent their return. This often involves identifying the specific ant species to determine the most effective baiting or treatment method. Understanding ant pathways and nesting habits is crucial for successful ant eradication. We don't just spray the ants you see; we work to eliminate the source of the infestation, ensuring a more permanent solution. Some common ants we deal with include pavement ants, odorous house ants, and the aforementioned carpenter ants. Each requires a slightly different approach for control. We may use baits that ants carry back to their colony, liquid treatments around the perimeter of your home, or dusts applied to entry points. Our goal is to disrupt the ant colony's social structure and eliminate the queen, which is essential for long-term control. We also offer advice on preventative measures, such as sealing cracks and keeping food properly stored, to help you reduce the risk of future ant invasions.

Spider Problems

While most spiders in Minnesota are harmless, finding them in your home can be unsettling for many. Additionally, their webs can be unsightly. Certain spiders, like the recluse, though uncommon in our area, can pose health risks. If you're seeing an increasing number of spiders or finding webs frequently, it's time to consider professional spider removal. We provide comprehensive spider control services. Our services include identifying areas where spiders are nesting and breeding, and applying treatments to reduce their populations. We also focus on removing existing webs and egg sacs where accessible. Our treatments target spiders and their food sources, making your home less appealing to them. We understand the different habitats spiders prefer, whether it's dark corners in the basement, eaves outside, or clutter. Our technicians are trained to find these locations and apply treatment effectively. We can help with common Minnesota spiders like house spiders, wolf spiders, and crab spiders. Preventing spiders often involves managing other insect populations that serve as their food source. We can discuss strategies to reduce overall insect activity around your home. Sealing cracks and crevices around windows and doors can also help prevent spiders from entering. Regular dusting and vacuuming can also help reduce spider populations and remove webs.

Rodent Infestations

Mice and rats can cause significant damage to your home by gnawing on wires, pipes, and structural elements. They can also spread diseases and contaminate food. Signs of rodents include droppings, gnaw marks, scurrying sounds, and seeing the rodents themselves. Addressing a rodent infestation quickly is essential for your health and safety. Our rodent control services involve a multi-faceted approach. We begin by identifying the rodent species and their entry points into your home. We then implement trapping and baiting strategies in strategic locations to eliminate the current population. Effective rodent control also involves sealing entry points to prevent future re-infestations. Exclusion is a critical part of our strategy. We will identify and recommend sealing any openings larger than a quarter inch, as mice can squeeze through incredibly small gaps. Common entry points include gaps around pipes, vents, foundation cracks, and poorly sealed doors and windows. We use durable materials resistant to gnawing for exclusion work. We also address potential attractants, such as improperly stored food or pet food. Our team can advise you on best practices for storing food and managing waste to make your home less appealing to rodents. We handle both mice and rats. While their habits are similar, there are subtle differences in their behavior and preferred entry points that our technicians are trained to recognize. We also consider the safety of your family and pets when placing traps or baits. Integrated Pest Management principles guide our approach, focusing on long-term prevention rather than just short-term elimination.

Cockroach Problems

Cockroaches are notoriously resilient and can spread bacteria and allergens, posing health risks. They are often associated with unsanitary conditions, but even clean homes can experience cockroach problems. Seeing live cockroaches, finding droppings that resemble coffee grounds or black pepper, or noticing a musty odor are signs of an infestation. Controlling cockroaches requires a thorough and persistent approach. Our services involve identifying the species of cockroach and their harborage areas. We use a combination of baits, insect growth regulators, and targeted sprays to eliminate the population. Sanitation is also a key part of cockroach control, and we will provide recommendations to help you minimize attractants in your home. Different species of cockroaches require different treatment strategies. German cockroaches are common in kitchens and bathrooms and reproduce quickly, requiring intensive treatment. Oriental cockroaches prefer damp areas like basements. American cockroaches are larger and often found in sewers. Our technicians are experts in identifying these species and implementing the most effective treatment plan. Integrated Pest Management is crucial for cockroach control, combining chemical treatments with sanitation and exclusion. We will work with you to identify and eliminate food and water sources that attract cockroaches and seal cracks and crevices where they hide. Sometimes, it may require multiple treatments to gain complete control over a cockroach infestation, especially with resilient species like the German cockroach. Our goal is to break their breeding cycle and eliminate the entire population.

Residents of Eagan and homeowners in Burnsville also face similar pest challenges, and we're proud to serve those communities as well.

Bed Bug Infestations

Bed bugs are tiny, elusive pests that feed on blood, causing itchy bites and significant discomfort. They can be challenging to eliminate without professional help. Signs of bed bugs include finding small reddish-brown stains on bedding, seeing the bugs themselves (often around mattress seams or furniture), and experiencing unexplained bites. Bed bug extermination is one of the most complex pest control challenges. Our approach is thorough and multi-pronged. We conduct detailed inspections to locate all infested areas, which can include mattresses, box springs, furniture, electrical outlets, and even baseboards. Treatment often involves a combination of methods, such as heat treatments, chemical applications, and mattress encasements. We will guide you through the necessary preparation steps before treatment to ensure success. Successful beg bug treatment requires a high level of detail and persistence. Bed bugs are excellent hiders and can survive for long periods without feeding. Our technicians are trained to find bed bug hiding spots that are invisible to the untrained eye. Heat treatments are very effective as bed bugs cannot survive high temperatures. Chemical treatments target the bugs in areas where heat might not penetrate. Mattress and box spring encasements trap any remaining bed bugs inside, eventually killing them. We also recommend washing and drying all infested linens and clothing on high heat. Follow-up inspections and treatments are often necessary to ensure complete eradication, as bed bug eggs are resistant to many treatments. Our goal is to break the bed bug life cycle and eliminate all stages of the infestation.

Termite Damage

Termites can cause extensive and costly damage to the structure of your home without being immediately obvious. They feed on wood and can silently weaken beams, floors, and walls. Signs of termites can include discarded wings near windowsills, mud tubes on foundations, and bubbling paint or warped wood. If you suspect termites, it's crucial to act quickly. Our termite treatment services begin with a thorough inspection to confirm the presence of termites and identify the extent of the infestation and the species of termite. We then develop a customized treatment plan using proven methods like liquid treatments around the perimeter of your home and baiting systems. Prevention is also key, and we can provide recommendations for minimizing the risk of future termite problems. Subterranean termites are the most common type in our area and build visible mud tubes to travel between their colony in the soil and the wood in your home. Drywood termites are less common but can still cause damage. Our technicians are trained to differentiate between termite species and the signs they leave behind. Our liquid treatments create a barrier around your home that termites cannot cross without being exposed to the termiticide. Baiting systems utilize a slow-acting poison that termites carry back to their colony, eventually eliminating the entire colony. Regular termite inspections are highly recommended, especially in areas prone to termite activity. We can set up a monitoring system to detect termite presence early, before significant damage occurs. Addressing moisture problems in and around your home is also important for preventing termites, as they are attracted to damp wood. Proper drainage and ventilation can make your home less appealing to these destructive pests.

Residents in Prior Lake and homeowners in Lakeville can also rely on our expertise for comprehensive residential pest control solutions.

Wildlife Intruders

Larger pests like squirrels, raccoons, and bats can find their way into attics, chimneys, or crawl spaces, causing damage and posing health risks. Hearing scratching, thumping, or vocalizations in your walls or attic are clear signs of a wildlife intruder. Our wildlife control services focus on safely and humanely removing these animals from your home. We identify how they are entering your property and use techniques like trapping and exclusion to remove them. Once the animals are removed, we can provide recommendations for sealing entry points to prevent future intrusions. Wildlife removal requires expertise to ensure the safety of both the animals and the residents. We understand the behaviors of common Minnesota wildlife species that can become pests in homes, such as squirrels, raccoons, bats, and birds. Our methods prioritize humane treatment and relocation when possible and appropriate. After removal, we conduct thorough inspections to identify and seal all potential entry points. This is a crucial step to prevent wildlife from returning. Common entry points for wildlife include uncapped chimneys, damaged soffits or fascia, holes in the roof, and unscreened vents. We can also clean and sanitize areas where wildlife has been nesting to remove droppings and nesting materials, which can harbor parasites and diseases. Our goal is to not only remove the current wildlife problem but also implement preventative measures to discourage future intrusions. We understand the regulations regarding trapping and relocating wildlife in Minnesota and adhere to all guidelines for safe and legal wildlife management.

Mosquito and Tick Control

While not indoors, mosquitoes and ticks can make spending time in your yard miserable and pose health risks by transmitting diseases like West Nile virus and Lyme disease. Reducing mosquito and tick populations around your home can significantly improve your quality of life outdoors. Our services include treating breeding grounds and resting areas for mosquitoes and applying perimeter treatments for ticks. We focus on creating a barrier around your property that reduces interactions with these biting pests. Mosquito control often involves identifying and treating standing water sources where mosquitoes lay their eggs. This can include bird baths, clogged gutters, and low-lying areas in your yard. We also apply treatments to vegetation where adult mosquitoes rest during the day. Our tick control targets areas where ticks are most likely to be found, such as tall grass, wooded areas, and leaf litter. Creating a tick-free zone in your yard can significantly reduce your risk of tick bites. We can also provide advice on landscape management practices that help reduce mosquito and tick populations, such as keeping grass mowed short and removing leaf litter. For long-term control, especially during peak season, recurring treatments are often recommended. Enjoying your yard should be a pleasure, not a battle against biting insects. Our services help you reclaim your outdoor space.

We also offer effective solutions for a variety of other common residential pests, including silverfish, moths, and fleas. No matter the pest problem you're facing, Apple Valley Pest Pros has the knowledge and experience to help.

In addition to our specialized services, we provide general pest control to address common household invaders throughout the year. This can include managing occasional invaders like boxelder bugs, Asian lady beetles, and earwigs that may congregate around your home, particularly during seasonal changes. While these pests may not pose significant health risks or structural damage, they can be a nuisance. Our general pest control strategies aim to create a protective barrier around your home, reducing the instances of these pests entering your living space. We can apply treatments to the perimeter of your home, around windows and doors, and in other potential entry points. We also offer advice on how to minimize factors that attract these pests, such as exterior lighting and landscaping choices. Maintaining a pest-free home environment contributes to your overall comfort and peace of mind. Our general pest control plans can be customized to address the specific pests that are common in your neighborhood and during different times of the year. We believe in proactive pest management, addressing issues before they become widespread problems. Regular inspections as part of a general pest control plan can help us identify and address minor issues before they escalate. This comprehensive approach ensures ongoing protection for your home against a wide variety of potential pest threats. Living in a home free from the worry of pests allows you to relax and enjoy your space without the constant reminder of unwanted intruders. Our technicians are always happy to discuss any pest concerns you may have and recommend the most appropriate course of action to keep your home protected.

Signs You Need Residential Pest Control

Sometimes, pest problems start subtly, and it can be easy to overlook the early signs. However, recognizing the indicators of an infestation quickly can prevent the problem from becoming more severe and costly to resolve. Being vigilant and knowing what to look for is your first line of defense against pests. If you notice any of the following signs, it's a good idea to reach out to a professional pest control service like Apple Valley Pest Pros for an inspection and assessment.

Visual Sightings of Pests

Perhaps the most obvious sign is seeing live pests in your home. This could range from a single ant on your counter to multiple spiders in corners or a mouse scurrying across the floor. Even occasional sightings should be investigated, as they can be an indicator of a larger hidden population. If you see pests during the daytime, it can sometimes indicate a larger or more established infestation, as many pests are nocturnal. Pay attention to the type of pest and where you are seeing them, as this information can be helpful in determining the source of the problem.

Seeing pests in unusual places, such as finding ants in your bedroom or spiders in the basement even though you've cleaned, could also be a sign they are expanding their territory within your home. Don’t dismiss these sightings, as early intervention is almost always more effective and less disruptive than dealing with a full-blown infestation. Keep a note of when and where you see pests, as this can provide valuable clues to our technicians during the inspection process.

Unexplained Droppings

Pest droppings are a common sign of their presence. The appearance and location of droppings can help identify the type of pest you're dealing with. Mouse droppings are small and pellet-like, often found near food sources or along baseboards. Rat droppings are larger. Cockroach droppings resemble coffee grounds or black pepper. Finding droppings in pantries, cabinets, attics, or basements is a strong indication that pests are active in those areas. It is important to handle pest droppings with caution as they can carry bacteria and pathogens.

The freshness of the droppings can also give an indication of how recently the pests have been active. Fresh droppings are typically softer and darker, while older droppings are harder and lighter in color. The amount of droppings can also give an estimate of the size of the infestation. A large amount of droppings in a relatively short time suggests a significant pest population is present, requiring immediate attention. Our technicians are skilled at identifying different types of pest droppings and understanding what they indicate about the infestation.

Gnaw Marks or Damage

Many pests, particularly rodents and termites, can cause visible damage to your property. Gnaw marks on baseboards, furniture, or electrical wires are a clear sign of rodent activity. Termite damage often appears as hollowed-out wood or bubbling paint. Even subtle damage, like small holes in food packaging or chewed-up cardboard, can indicate a pest problem. Inspecting areas where food is stored or where you've noticed other signs of pests is important.

Beyond obvious signs of damage, be aware of subtle changes in your home's structure or materials. Soft spots in flooring, warped wood, or doors and windows that suddenly become difficult to open or close could be indicators of hidden pest activity, particularly with termites. While rodents' gnawing is often more visible, the damage to electrical wires can be a serious fire hazard, highlighting the importance of addressing rodent problems promptly. Identifying the type of damage can also help pinpoint the specific pest responsible.

Unusual Odors

Some pests leave distinct odors. Rodent infestations can produce a musky or urine-like smell, especially in enclosed areas like attics or walls. Cockroach infestations can also create a persistent, oily odor. While not always strong or easily noticeable, unusual smells can be a clue that pests are present and active in your home. If you notice persistent or unexplained odors that you can't attribute to anything else, it's worth investigating.

These odors can be particularly strong in areas where pests are nesting or where there are large accumulations of droppings. In addition to odors from pests themselves, decaying organic matter that pests may bring into your home or leave behind can also create unpleasant smells. A trained pest control professional can often identify the type of pest based, in part, on the characteristic smell of their presence. Don't underestimate the power of your sense of smell as an indicator of potential pest issues.

Strange Sounds

Hearing noises in your walls, ceiling, or attic can be a sign of pests moving around or nesting. These sounds might include scratching, scurrying, gnawing, or chirping. Nocturnal pests are often most active at night, so you might hear these sounds when your home is quietest. Don't dismiss unexplained noises; they could be the sounds of pests making themselves at home within your walls.

The type of sound can also help identify the pest. Scratching sounds in the walls might suggest mice or insects. Louder thumping or scampering sounds could indicate larger rodents like rats or even wildlife like squirrels or raccoons in the attic or crawl space. Chirping sounds are often indicative of birds or bats nesting in eaves or chimneys. Paying attention to the location and timing of these sounds provides valuable clues. If the sounds are persistent or seem to be moving, it's a good sign of active pest infestation. It's important to address these sounds, as the pests making them are likely causing damage or posing other risks within your home's structure.

Finding Nests or Harborage Areas

Pests often build nests to shelter and reproduce. Finding nests made of shredded paper, fabric, or other materials in secluded areas like attics, basements, or even within walls indicates a pest infestation. Discovering areas where pests are congregating, such as large groups of insects in a particular corner, is also a sign that professional intervention is needed to address the problem effectively and prevent their return. Identifying and removing nests is a crucial part of comprehensive pest control.

The materials used in the nest can sometimes help identify the pest. Mouse nests are often made of soft materials like shredded paper or cotton. Bird nests are made of twigs, leaves, and other outdoor materials. Insect nests, like those of wasps or hornets, have a distinct papery appearance. Finding nests, especially with eggs or young, confirms that pests are actively breeding on your property, which means the population is likely to grow quickly if not addressed. Our technicians are trained to locate these hidden nesting sites and implement strategies to eliminate the pests and prevent them from re-establishing their nests in your home. Removing harborage areas, which are places where pests hide and rest during the day, is also an important step in long-term pest control and prevention. This might involve clearing clutter, sealing cracks, and addressing moisture issues that create favorable conditions for pests.

Property Damage

Beyond gnaw marks and structural damage mentioned earlier, pests can cause other forms of property damage. This can include staining from droppings or urine, damaged insulation in attics or walls, or even electrical damage from pests chewing through wires. The cost of repairing pest-related damage can be significant, making proactive pest control a wise investment. If you discover unexplained damage to your home, consider the possibility of a pest infestation.

Insects like termites and carpenter ants specifically target wood and can silently compromise the structural integrity of your home over time. Moisture-related issues often exacerbate these problems, as damp wood is more attractive to these pests. Rodents can damage plumbing by gnawing on pipes, potentially leading to leaks and water damage. Evaluating the extent and type of damage can help guide the pest control strategy needed. Addressing the pest problem is the first step in preventing further damage and allowing for necessary repairs to be made. Our technicians can help identify the source of the damage and discuss options for eliminating the pests responsible. Preventing future damage relies heavily on preventing pests from re-entering your home and creating conditions that are less attractive to them.

Visible Insect Trails or Paths

Some insects, like ants, follow specific trails between their nest and food or water sources. Seeing clear insect trails on floors, walls, or countertops is a strong indicator of a well-established infestation. Similarly, finding cobwebs that appear regularly or in excessive amounts can indicate a significant spider population. Following these trails can often lead to the source of the infestation, making it easier to target treatment effectively. The presence of these trails suggests consistent activity and the need for professional intervention to disrupt their patterns and eliminate the source.

Ant trails are often visible paths where ants are following scent markers left by other ants. These trails can lead you directly to their food source or their entry point into your home. Identifying these trails helps our technicians understand the ants' movement patterns and where to apply bait or treatment for maximum effectiveness. Similarly, observing where spiders are spinning webs consistently can indicate their preferred hunting grounds or nesting locations. Understanding these behaviors is key to implementing targeted and effective pest control strategies that go beyond just surface treatment. Disrupting these pathways and eliminating the source of the infestation leads to more lasting results and prevents the pests from simply returning to their established routes.

Disturbed Insulation

Pests, particularly rodents and wildlife, often disturb or build nests in attic or wall insulation. If you notice compressed, torn, or otherwise disturbed insulation in your attic or crawl space, it could be a sign of pest activity. Nests built within insulation can also be a fire hazard and harbor parasites. Inspecting your attic periodically for signs of pest activity, including disturbed insulation, is a good preventative measure. The presence of droppings or urine in the insulation can further confirm a pest problem and requires careful handling and sometimes removal of the affected insulation.

Different pests will leave different signs in insulation. Rodents will often shred insulation to create nests. Birds and squirrels may bring in nesting materials from outside to build their homes within your insulation. The extent of the disturbance can also give an indication of the size and type of animal that has been present. Damaged insulation also compromises its effectiveness, leading to increased energy costs. Addressing the pest problem is necessary before repairing or replacing the damaged insulation. Our team can not only help remove the pests but also assess the damage to your insulation and provide recommendations for cleaning and restoration if needed. Preventing pests from accessing these areas in the first place through exclusion methods is the best way to protect your insulation and avoid these problems.

Final Call to Action

Don't let pests disrupt your peace of mind or threaten the safety and value of your Apple Valley home. Ignoring a pest problem will almost certainly lead to it becoming worse, causing more stress, potential health risks, and damage. Taking action now is the most effective way to protect your home and your family. At Apple Valley Pest Pros, we are ready to help you eliminate any pest issues you're facing and implement preventative measures to keep your home protected in the future. We have the expertise, the tools, and the commitment to get the job done right, the first time. Our friendly and professional team is standing by to answer your questions and schedule your inspection. Let us bring our proven pest control solutions to your doorstep. Call us today and take the first step towards a pest-free home. We're confident you'll be satisfied with the results.

Call Apple Valley Pest Pros now at (651) 217-3740 to schedule your residential pest control service in Apple Valley, MN. Reclaim your home from unwanted pests and enjoy the comfort and safety you deserve. We are the local experts you can trust for effective and reliable pest management. Don't wait; the pests won't. Contact us today!