Winter has come and passed, which means spring is here! We all know that April showers bring May flowers, but what else do they bring? Pests. Having bugs in your living space can make you uneasy. Kick unwanted houseguests out by contacting the pest control professionals—U.S. Pest.
Erica Brister, president of U.S. Pest and Sumner County native, is proud to announce that U.S. Pest have signed on to be the 2015 title sponsor for Hendersonville’s Holiday Fest. HolidayFest was founded by Lynda Evjen, a recent transplant from California. Her goal was to bring together the spirit of the holidays with the spirit of…
Join our pest control team in Nashville for all the events this month. Ready for some March madness in Music City? If you have yet to experience the exciting events happening around Nashville, some of the U.S. Pest employees are here to offer suggestions by sharing their favorite March events. U.S. Pest is passionate about serving their local…
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, it’s time to start thinking of what Valentine’s Day candy you are going to get that special bug lover in your life. Many options are available when it comes to bug candy. There’s chocolate bugs, gummy bugs, and even bug filled lollipops. To make it easier for you…
For most people, their home is the largest investment they will make in a lifetime. Whether or not your home will last a lifetime or even ten years depends upon how you protect it today.
5 terrifying facts about rats – From Mickey Mouse to Tom and Jerry, mice have an incredible amount of positive PR on their side. But if you’ve ever had a mouse in your home or dealt with a rat infestation at a restaurant, then you know exactly how terrifying rats can be. Now that we’re…
Simply stated, the best way to get rid of mice, rats, and any other kind of rodent from your Tennessee home is to hire a competent pest control company to get the job done. There are certainly a few things you can do yourself to minimize the problem. However, do-it-yourself methods will rarely eliminate your…
The winter chill has arrived and that means pests will be looking for a place to lodge until spring arrives. One bug in particular that will be trying to find somewhere to stay warm is the infamous brown recluse spider.
The termite is an extremely beneficial insect in its natural habitat. These insects help to break down dead plants and recycle the nutrients in the wood back into the soil for the next generation of plants. This process is crucial to having a healthy ecosystem.
You probably know that termites are aggressive little brutes that like to chew walls until they’ve turned houses into crumbling piles of toothpicks, but these destructive insects have been known to cause damage in other, less expected ways that may surprise you.
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