Pest Control in Redwood Falls, MN

Redwood Falls sees a full range of weather over the year. July highs average about 83 degrees and January lows about 4, so the gap between summer and deep winter is wide. Annual precipitation comes to about 31 inches, and the area gets roughly 44 inches of snow. June is the wettest month at around 5.0 inches. These figures are 1991-2020 NOAA climate normals from a nearby weather station, so they are a guide, not a forecast.

Fifteen days at 90 degrees or more may not sound like much, yet those hot stretches arrive after a wet June, and warm damp conditions are close to ideal for mosquitoes and ants. Homeowners can help by draining standing water weekly, keeping gutters flowing and trimming plants that brush against siding. Dry weather in late summer sends ants and wasps hunting for water, and they often find it in and around the house.

As fall cools down, nights fall below freezing on and off long before winter proper. That is the window to check door frames, garage seals, crawl space vents and roof edges. Once snow covers the ground, mice can travel along the foundation without being seen, so noticing droppings, chewed packaging or gnawing sounds in the walls is usually your first clue that something has moved in.