U.S. Pest Ranked #15 Among Nashville’s Largest Woman-Owned Businesses for 2026
The Nashville Business Journal ranked U.S. Pest Protection #15 among Nashville’s largest woman-owned businesses for 2026, our seventh year on the list.
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Nashville Scene Readers Voted U.S. Pest Protection Best Pest Control Company in Best of Nashville 2026
Nashville Scene readers have voted U.S. Pest Protection the Best Pest Control Company in the 2026 Best of Nashville Readers’ Poll. For a family-owned company that started in Sumner County in 1985, being chosen by the people we serve means more than any award we could apply for. Chosen by Readers, Not Judges Best of…
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What We Changed in Our Own Yard After a Tick Put J.K. in the ER
A tick put our COO, J.K., in the ER twice. Here’s what our family changed to build a tick-safe yard, what the CDC and Tennessee Department of Health say works, and why winter isn’t a free pass.
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The 6 Spots in Your Yard Where Ticks Are Living Right Now
Most people picture ticks being everywhere in the yard. An even blanket of risk across the whole property. That is not how it works, and the difference matters, because it means you do not have to look at your yard like a lost cause. Ticks can’t fly or jump, and they don’t drop out of…
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Mosquito Control That Actually Works in Middle TN Humidity
You spray, you swat, yet you still feel like you’re getting eaten alive by 7pm — don’t worry, you’re not crazy. Middle Tennessee humidity is crazy. The short version: our climate and soil recreate mosquito breeding conditions all season long, which means the single-product fixes that work elsewhere don’t hold up here. Real control takes…
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Why Tick Control Still Matters as Summer Winds Down
As summer comes to a close, it’s important to not slack off on tick control and prevention. With summer activities ending and school starting back up, August often gets lumped in with the rest of the fall months. However, August is absolutely still hot and humid enough to provide the perfect environment for tick activity….
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Pest Control | Ants | Mosquitoes | Spiders
If You Live in Middle Tennessee: How to Prepare Your Home for Pest Activity in August
As we head into the month of August, life can begin to feel crazy again. Kids are going back to school, new sports are starting, big projects may be starting up at work, and so on. Despite the busyness of the season, it’s important to keep up with pest control treatments around your yard and…
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July is Peak Mosquito Season — Here’s What Homeowners Should Know
On average, July is one of the hottest months Tennessee experiences, with temperature highs around 88 degrees. Mosquitoes are cold-blooded insects and their life cycles speed up with warmer temperatures, making midsummer the peak of their activity. Eggs hatch quicker, and in some cases, larvae can mature into biting adults in under a week. With…
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Winter-Proofing Your Home: A Pest Prevention Checklist for Middle Tennessee
Pests don’t die off when Middle Tennessee gets cold. They move in. Use this room-by-room winter-proofing checklist to seal gaps, control moisture and keep mice, spiders and cockroaches outside.
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Why Do You Need Pest Control?
Why you should get pest control – The pest control industry has been in the United States for over 200 years. During the 2020 Covid 19 pandemic, the U.S. Government deemed the pest control industry as a vital service. Millions of Americans rely on pest control to keep their homes clean and pest-free. So, why…
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