Tennessee now requires doctors to report alpha-gal syndrome, and more than 627 cases have been reported since July 2025. Here’s what the first numbers mean for your family, plus the steps that cut down tick bites.
U.S. Pest brought the worn flags from our billboards and trucks to Hendersonville Memory Gardens, where donated flags are draped over departed veterans at the time of cremation.
When temperatures drop across Middle Tennessee, homeowners aren’t the only ones looking for a warm place to spend the season. Mice are too, and they don’t need an open door or a broken window to find their way inside. Sometimes all they need is a gap you haven’t noticed. Your home offers everything a mouse…
At our monthly training, U.S. Pest Pros covered why we treat ticks in winter, how we perform the annual termite inspection, the tools we carry, and our new apprenticeship program.
Thinking about pest control but not sure what happens next? Here’s every step of your first visit with U.S. Pest, from the free inspection to the initial treatment.
Rats and mice are some of the most stereotyped pests around. With decades of cartoons, horror movies, and urban legends shaping the narrative, there’s a lot of misinformation floating around. Here are the facts — and what you can do to keep rodents out of your home. Rats and Mice in Tennessee Before getting into…
Seeing jumping, humpbacked crickets in your crawl space or basement? Camel crickets are harmless, but they’re a sign of moisture. Here’s what they mean and what to do.
Most homeowners never see what’s happening under their house. That’s what we’re hired to do. In one day, Professional Pest and Termite Inspectors Adam and Chase crawled under four homes in Nashville, Brentwood, Mt. Juliet, and Lebanon for a routine crawl space inspection. All four looked good, with two recommendations. Field Report at a glance…
You saw a tick now and then in the ’80s, but nothing like today. The deer comeback, growing suburbs, and spreading tick ranges explain why there are so many ticks in Tennessee now.
In 2020, the year she joined U.S. Pest Protection, Pest Pro Leah took a photo of her two daughters beside her service truck. This fall, Facebook brought it back as a memory, so the family recreated it, with a little brother in the lineup. Both photos show the same CH#482, our state pest control charter…
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