Supporting Our Troops
Here at U.S. Pest, we are taking some time out of our busy schedule to remember why we have the freedom we have. We are shipping off five packages overseas to the brave men and woman in the Army and Marines.
Giving Back
Giving Back. U.S. Pest is proud to have partnered with Bridge Ministry Organization for the holidays! Today we gave a donation to purchase sleeping bags for the homeless. In Nashville there are about 11,000 homeless men, women and children.
U.S. Pest Protection Works to Improve the Community
U.S. Pest Protection has deep roots in the Nashville community. The family-run company has been serving the Middle Tennessee area for over 28 years now. U.S. Pest works to help homeowners and businesses deal with the complete spectrum of unwanted pests by protecting spaces from termites, ants, spiders, roaches, rodents and more in a safe…
The Heartland Bug: Avoid the Tick-Borne Virus
You may have heard that a deadly virus called The Heartland Bug recently showed up in Tennessee. There are only about 10 reported cases of this fairly unknown disease, but it has already claimed two victims.
Get Rid Of Mosquitoes Around Your Home
When mosquitoes invade your yard, the bright sunny weather can quickly turn dim, and with the increase in rain, the problem will only get worse.
Itch Mites From Pin Oak Trees May Be Causing Lots of Trouble To Nashville Residences
Itch mites, oftentimes mistaken for chiggers, are a scourge that Suzie Ward of Cheatham County believes she has encountered first hand. It’s hard to know for sure, experts say, because the tiny biters are often not seen and leave little evidence except redness, bumps and serious itching. The affliction is showing up in urban areas,…
Great Article from Thomas A. Green on the Green Mindset
Apr 8, 2008 By: Thomas A. Green PMP Buzz Online eNewsletter By Thomas A. Green, Ph.D.• IPM Columnist What’s the difference between conventional pest management, integrated pest management (IPM) and green pest management (GPM) strategies?
Show and Tell – U.S. Pest to Supplement Teacher Spending in a Down Economy
MIDDLE TENNESSEE, October 8th, 2010. Through a new “Show and Tell” initiative, U.S. Pest Protection, headquartered in Hendersonville, is now offering to supplement teacher spending in the classroom through an enrichment program dedicated to educating children about bugs. The program consists of a presentation, classroom activities (including coloring books, fake bugs, and magnifying glasses), and…
Tennessee Department of Agriculture Urges Caution with Pest Control Professionals
The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is urging homeowners, school officials and companies to check the credentials of pest control businesses and individuals this spring. Spring is a busy time of year for lawn care and pest control businesses, and some businesses or individuals may apply for over-the-counter pesticides in violation of the law.
Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
According to the Center for Disease Control, Tennessee has one of the highest reports of incidence of Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF) in the country. Arm yourself with information about the possibly life-threatening disease and help protect your family.
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