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Avoiding ticks is something we all want to do. Ticks can be a major concern for people and their domestic pets, especially in the spring, summer and fall seasons. What are some of the ways we can avoid these blood-sucking pests? The first approach to avoiding ticks is to stay out of tick-infested areas. Many…
“Soldier” Termite in action! Watch this video taken by our fearless U.S. Termite Professional Brian Coffey.
Have you ever seen a “Soldier” Termite in action? Watch this video taken by our fearless U.S. Pest Termite Professional Bryan Coffey. Just as their name suggests, soldier termites are responsible for defending their colony. The main aim of soldier termites is to protect their colony from enemies (which are mostly ants). They do not damage…
Brown Recluse Infestation found on this U.S. Pest Protection monitoring board
Did you know there’s a scientific reason to why all these brown recluse spiders are on this monitoring board? Look at all the brown recluse spiders that our U.S. Pest Professional found on this monitoring board in Gallatin, TN. Instead of sitting on a web waiting for prey, brown recluse spiders actively hunt for dead…
FUNGI: The Quietest Demolition Crew
https://youtu.be/kzHQZG9A_Zc Wood decay destroys more homes than damage from fires and termites combined. While wood-eating fungi may not be as noticeable (or creepy) as pests with legs, fungi can set up shop in the fundamental structures of your home. Left unchecked, it can whittle away your wood. It will also threaten the structural integrity of…
Real-Time Location Insect Activity Maps, U.S. Pest Protection
Real-Time Location Insect Activity Maps | Nashville, TN – U.S. Pest Protection, Inc. announces the first ever real-time location insect activity map. U.S. Pest Protection is the first pest control company in the industry to create such map tracking for its customers with the assistance of WP Google Maps. Pest Maps Real-Time Location Tracking…
Why Are Mosquitoes Attracted To Stagnate Water?
Stagnate Water Attracts Mosquitoes – After it rains for a while, water tends to stay in a puddle. If these puddles of water are in your backyard, they may be attracting mosquitos. Mosquitos are attracted to stagnate water, and this is where they lay their eggs. If the property around your house is not good…
