Argus Pest Control

Just another day on the job. 🐝

Bees found what they thought was a pretty great spot — tucked up under an eave, sheltered, warm, and completely out of reach for most.

This is one of the most common fall bee situations across Wright County — bees establishing entry points in eaves, gutters, siding gaps, and roof lines as they look for somewhere to settle before the cold hits. What looks like a small opening is often hiding a much bigger situation behind the surface.

I’m Craig, and I handle situations, just like this, all the time.

If you have bees going in and out of your eaves, siding, or roofline right now — do not wait on it. Fall colonies are at their largest and most defensive.

📞 Call today— (612) 293-7219

It’s really just another Monday for me.

One tiny opening. One very determined mouse. 🐭

Mice are surprisingly good at finding the smallest opportunities to get inside—and fall is prime time for them to start looking for somewhere warm.

That’s why finding how they’re getting in matters just as much as dealing with the mouse you happened to see.

Seeing signs of mice? Don’t wait for them to bring friends. Wondering if your property currently has entry points? Let Craig take a look.

📞 Call Argus Pest Control: 612-293-7219

Argus Pest Control offers seasonal treatment plans to fit your needs that are specefic to Minnesota climate.

HOAs and commercial properties have enough moving parts without adding pest problems to the list.

Argus Pest Control provides reliable communication, preventative pest management, and responsive service to help keep your property protected and your residents, tenants, and guests comfortable.

Local service, accomodating, reasonably priced & efficient. Argus Pest Control offers seasonal plans that are specific to your property. Schedule your no obligation consultation.

Have a property that needs a pest control plan? Let’s talk. 📞 612-293-7219 Or click link in bio

🏡 When you find a pest control company you can count on…

This review says it all. From answering questions and explaining the “why” behind the treatment to taking care of an unexpected yellow jacket nest and helping with a mouse issue — Craig goes the extra mile.

That kind of responsive, thorough, local service is what Argus Pest Control is all about. And honestly, those unexpected pest problems have a way of showing up at the worst possible time. 🐝🐭

Have a pest problem you’re not sure how to handle? Give Argus a call and let Craig take a look.

📞 612-293-7219

Argus Pest Control offers seasonal treatment plans to fit your needs that are specefic to Minnesota climate.

Mouse and vole season in Minnesota.

By the time you hear something in the walls or find droppings in a cabinet, they have already been working their way toward your home for weeks. They do not show up overnight. They scout. They find the gap. They move in quietly and they multiply fast.

September is the month that changes everything.
As crops get harvested across Central Minnesota and nighttime temperatures start dropping, mice and voles lose the cover and food sources they have relied on all summer.

A fall inspection and barrier treatment from Argus Pest Control does two things. It identifies the entry points and conditions around your property that are attracting rodent activity. And it creates a protected perimeter that gets ahead of that movement before the first frost forces them inside in numbers.

One call. One inspection.

📞 Call today for your no obligation consultation — (612) 293-7219

👉 Let’s discuss a seasonal plan that fits your needs

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They look like ladybugs. They are not. And they want inside your home this fall. 🐞🍂

Every fall across Minnesota homeowners start seeing orange and black beetles gathering and assume they are harmless.

They are not.

Asian lady beetles are an introduced species that behaves very differently from the native ladybug. They bite. They stain surfaces when disturbed. They release a foul smelling fluid when crushed. And most importantly — they overwinter inside homes in large numbers, hiding in wall voids and attic spaces.

As crops get harvested across Central Minnesota in September and temperatures begin dropping at night, Asian lady beetles get pushed out of agricultural fields and start moving toward structures.

Homes and businesses along the edge of fields or near wooded areas see the heaviest activity.

A residual barrier treatment applied now creates a protected perimeter before peak activity hits.
Argus Pest Control handles Asian lady beetle treatments across Wright County and the West Metro every fall — and September is the ideal time to schedule.

📞 Call today! — (612) 293-7219

That cluster of red and black bugs on the sunny side of your house? They are just getting started.

If you have been seeing boxelder bugs gathering on the south or west facing walls of your home — on the siding, window frames, foundation, or around door frames — what you are watching is the beginning of their fall migration toward your home’s interior.
Boxelder bugs are one of the most common fall invaders.

The time to stop that from happening is right now — before the first hard frost pushes them from congregating outside to actively looking for a way in.

Craig applies a residual barrier treatment around the exterior of your home/business that stops fall invaders at the perimeter — before they become an inside problem.

September applications are the most effective timing because you get ahead of peak activity.

📞 Call today! — (612) 293-7219