Townhome & HOA Pest Control
Townhome pests don’t respect unit lines. Mice run the shared attic, and the yellow jacket nest always ends up in the siding between two addresses where nobody’s sure whose problem it is. We work with individual owners and with HOA boards, so the whole row gets fixed instead of one slice of it.
- Individual units or association-wide programs
- Wasp and hornet nests removed from shared siding and soffits
- Vole and ant treatment for common-area lawns and beds
- Board-ready proposals with per-visit documentation
- Licensed, bonded & insured
- Free inspections
- Same-day service
- Re-service guarantee
- Eco-friendly methods
Why associations bring us in
Fixes that cross unit lines
A shared attic means a shared mouse population. With board approval we treat the full run, attic to exterior, instead of chasing the same mice unit to unit as owners call one at a time.
Clean billing, either direction
Common-area work bills to the association, and in-unit work can bill to the owner. We settle that line before work starts so the board isn’t refereeing invoices afterward.
Predictable for budgets
Boards plan a year out, so we quote seasonal programs at a flat rate: exterior ant and wasp prevention in spring, rodent exclusion before the October push indoors. Month-to-month, no multi-year lock.
The Ankora guarantee
The guarantee scales. Inspections are free whether it’s your single townhome or a 40-unit property walk with the board, and covered pests come with free re-treats between visits. Pavement ants back on the shared sidewalk seams in July? That’s a phone call, not a new budget line.
- Same-dayscheduling available
- $0re-service between visits
- 25+Twin Cities communities
- Freeinspections, always
Questions people ask before booking
Either of you. We treat the nest first, because a wall-void yellow jacket colony gets bigger every week heading into Labor Day, and waiting on an HOA meeting is a bad plan. Most declarations put exterior siding under the association, and we’ll provide the paperwork your property manager needs to route the cost correctly afterward.
We start with a free property walkthrough, then put together a proposal the board can actually vote on: seasonal exterior treatments, common-area monitoring, and a set rate for in-unit calls. Send it to admin@ankorapestcontrol.com or call (651) 556-2666, and we’ll fit the walkthrough around your meeting schedule.
In Twin Cities townhome lawns it’s usually voles: surface runways in the turf that show up at March snowmelt, plus chewed bark at the base of shrubs. Moles leave raised tunnels and cone-shaped mounds instead. Voles we treat directly. Mole activity often fades once grubs are dealt with, and if treatment isn’t worth the association’s money yet, we’ll say so.
Ready when you are
Book your free inspection online or call now. We confirm every appointment and handle it fast.
On the job
Ankora Pest Control in action
