Minneapolis is the service area — every neighborhood, every housing type, river to city line. If a dead animal is at your address, call 612-662-5070 and it’s handled.
North to south: Camden and Victory on the Northside, down through North Loop, Marcy-Holmes and Como by the university, Seward and Phillips in the middle of the city, and on through Kingfield, Standish, Fulton, and Armatage to the southern line. Bungalow, four-square, duplex, condo building, storefront — the housing changes block to block; the service doesn’t.
The busy corridors for this work follow the green: properties near Theodore Wirth, along the river gorge, and around the creek systems see the most wildlife — alive and, eventually, otherwise. But a rat can die in a North Loop condo wall as easily as a raccoon under a Fulton porch. Neighborhood named or not, you’re covered.
Coverage doesn’t stop at the border sign. The inner suburbs ringing Minneapolis get the same service — call with your address and we’ll confirm on the spot. If you’re far enough out that the answer is no, you’ll hear that in the first minute, not after a wasted afternoon.