The pests that move indoors when Middle Tennessee cools off, from stink bugs to mice, and how to get ahead of them.
One Tuesday morning in October, before lunch, Pest Pro Alejandro from our North office saw six different pests in three towns. At customers’ homes in Springfield and Joelton, he found the usual fall pests: crickets, stink bugs, lady beetles, weevils, and a tick. In Adams, he found bed bugs, and an elderly couple who needed…
Pest Pro Evan found a spotted lanternfly on his porch near Hermitage, and Pest Pro Troy has seen them near Mt. Juliet. Here’s how to recognize one, why pests from Asia keep showing up in Tennessee, and how to report a sighting.
This week in Bell Buckle, Pest Pro Devin found small clusters along the eaves all around a customer’s home. One possibility gave him pause: a spotted lanternfly egg mass, which Tennessee asks everyone to report. After a closer look, Devin ruled it out. They were moth cocoons. Here’s how he told the difference. Field Report…
Your firewood pile is a winter hotel for bugs. Beetles, ants, spiders, centipedes, and even termites shelter in stacked wood, and when you carry a log into a warm house, whatever is hiding inside can wake up and wander off. The good news: a few simple storage habits keep almost all of them outside. Here’s…
Wolf spiders, black widows, brown recluse — oh my! These are a few of the common spiders you might start seeing around your home during August. At this point in the summer, spider hatchlings have reached full physical maturity. This means males will be leaving their hiding spots more frequently to look for mates. More…
Top 5 Pests in Tennessee in the Fall season commonly consists of the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug, Asian Lady Bugs, Box Elder Bugs and the few lingering pests such as spiders and field mice. Fall Bugs in Tennessee Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs, Lady Bugs, and Box Elder Bugs are pests that are commonly known to…
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