Pest Control in Edina, Minnesota
The tree canopy that makes the Country Club district worth the price is the same canopy feeding carpenter ants into slate-roofed Tudors. Edina’s pest problems are mostly quiet ones. Ants in the rafters, wasps in ornate eaves, voles carving up a lawn somebody spends real money on.
- Carpenter ants moving from mature elms and oaks into 1920s Tudors and colonials
- Wasps building in detailed eaves, dormers, and cedar shake gaps
- Moles and voles tunneling through irrigated lawns near Braemar and Indian Hills
- Mice finding original construction gaps in Morningside’s older housing stock
- Licensed, bonded & insured
- Free inspections
- Same-day service
- Re-service guarantee
- Eco-friendly methods
Why Edina homeowners choose Ankora
Careful around craftsmanship
Slate, copper gutters, original trim. We plan ladder placement and product application around the house’s details, because a treatment shouldn’t leave its own damage.
Canopy-to-house ant work
In the Country Club district the colony is usually in a tree or landscape timber, not your kitchen wall. We trace it out before we treat anything.
Insured and on time
Licensed, bonded, and insured in Minnesota, with weekday hours to 7pm and weekend appointments so you’re not rearranging your calendar around us.
The Ankora guarantee
We inspect free, even on the big lots off Interlachen where an inspection takes a while. Covered pests come with a re-treat guarantee, so if the carpenter ants show up in the sunroom again this season, the follow-up visit is on us.
- Same-dayscheduling available
- $0re-service between visits
- 25+Twin Cities communities
- Freeinspections, always
Questions people ask before booking
Not necessarily. May is swarm season, and a lot of what people see are foragers from an outdoor colony rather than ants living in the framing. That said, older Edina homes with any history of moisture in sills can have hidden nests, and we can’t rule that out without looking. The inspection’s free either way.
Yes. We work with baiting and trapping along their active runways, no excavation. Two honest notes: the surface trails they’ve already carved are a lawn-repair job, not a pest job, and if you border a park or fairway, expect seasonal maintenance rather than a permanent fix.
Usually not for exterior work; we can treat and leave a summary. The exception is when the nest has moved into a wall void and activity shows up inside, which needs interior access. And give any treated nest a day or two of activity before assuming it failed. Stragglers are normal.
Ready when you are
Book your free inspection online or call now. We confirm every appointment and handle it fast.