Fast, Guaranteed Pest Control in Tower, MN

🚨 FALL ALERT: Mice, Bats & Squirrels Moving into Lake Vermilion Cabins

As temperatures drop each fall on the Arrowhead, mice and red squirrels begin actively seeking the warmth of unoccupied Lake Vermilion cabins. Bats also move to find overwintering roosts inside walls and attics before the freeze. A pre-closing treatment before you head home for the season is your single most important line of defense — don't leave it to chance.

• Mice: The number one pest threat for Lake Vermilion cabin owners; as soon as a property goes unoccupied for the season, mice begin exploiting every gap in the foundation, sill plate, and utility penetrations to establish themselves inside. A vacant cabin can harbor dozens of mice through a single winter, causing significant damage to insulation, wiring, and stored belongings. Pre-closing exclusion and baiting is essential
• Red squirrels and chipmunks: Exceptionally destructive in the boreal forest zone around Tower and Lake Vermilion; red squirrels gnaw entry holes through wood siding, trim, and soffits to access the interiors of unoccupied cabins, caching seeds and debris inside wall cavities and attic spaces in quantities that can cause real structural problems
• Bats: Among the most frequently reported pest issues on Lake Vermilion properties; bats roost in attic spaces, behind siding, and within wall voids of cabins and lake homes, entering through gaps as narrow as 3/8 of an inch. We provide professional bat exclusion following Minnesota DNR guidelines — humane, permanent, and fully effective. Bat colonies are protected by state law and must not be disturbed during pup-rearing season
• Mosquitoes: Lake Vermilion's vast shoreline, the surrounding wetlands, bog areas, and forest ponds of Saint Louis County generate among the most intense mosquito pressure in the state; mosquitoes are a relentless presence on lakeside decks and docks from late May through August, often making outdoor living miserable without treatment