Schendel Pest Control of Grinnell

Schendel Pest Control of Grinnell is a pest control service in Grinnell, IA, providing residential and commercial pest management solutions to homeowners, businesses, farmers, and property managers throughout the region. With a 4.90 rating, the company is known for its reliable, effective treatments and strong customer service. Specialized services include bed bug control, termite management, emerald ash borer protection, and year-round rodent and mosquito control. The company serves the local community with personalized plans designed to address specific pest challenges while minimizing disruption to daily life.

Celebrating 70 years of service since 1955, Schendel Pest Control is a third-generation, family-owned business with deep roots in the Marshalltown area and surrounding communities. Technicians are highly trained, licensed, and committed to delivering high-performance results with a common-sense, minimally intrusive approach. The company emphasizes continuous education and experience, combining decades of local knowledge with modern techniques to protect homes and businesses. Their service model focuses on prevention, thorough inspections, and long-term solutions, including bait station treatments and targeted applications for mosquitoes and rodents.

The business is located on Lincoln Way in Grinnell, IA. Situated in a residential area, it serves a community that values trusted, long-standing local expertise. The company’s reputation is built on consistent performance, strong community ties, and a legacy of excellence recognized through 22 consecutive years as a “Best of the Best” award winner, chosen by local residents. This enduring recognition reflects the trust and satisfaction customers have in Schendel Pest Control’s expertise and reliability.

Known for professionalism, value, and effective results, Schendel Pest Control stands as a leader in pest control services across Grinnell and Marshall County. Their deep experience and commitment to customer satisfaction make them a cornerstone of local protection against pests.