PESTS OF WINTER

Some people think of winter as the time of year when insects and rodents are no longer a concern. But as any home or business owner who has had a cold-weather pest invasion will tell you, bugs don’t go away altogether once temperatures drop. In fact, most can be found seeking shelter and warmth while…

A Small and Furry Fury

The pitter patter of tiny feet in your walls. Dark droppings in your kitchen cabinets. A gray-brown blur scurrying along your baseboards. All are telltale signs that you have a mice problem. The house mouse, otherwise known as Mus musculus, is the primary cause of some of the most troublesome and costly pest issues for…

Check For Moles

We’re in the middle of summer and that means sun, fun and…checking for moles. While this may be the time of year you’re used to scoping your skin for suspicious looking spots, you also need to peep your property for the furry, beady-eyed variety as well.

Black Widow Spiders

Few creatures can give people the same sense of fear and dread from the mere mention of their name like the black widow spider.  There is no doubt that this poisonous spider has both a sinister appearance and reputation; the shiny black body, the long thin legs, and the bright red hourglass pattern.  However, many…

No Bugs or Snow bugs?

Most of us in Tennessee prefer warm weather to cold. When the temperature reaches below freezing we huddle inside for warmth. And if there’s snow in the forecast? We’re most likely rushing to the grocery store to stock up on food as though we’re preparing for hibernation. Winter months may seem to drag on, but…

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