Pest Control for Horse Barns, Equine Centers and Agritourism Farms
U.S. Pest Protection provides farm pest control for horse barns, equine centers, feed storage and agritourism farms across Middle Tennessee. We control flies, rodents, ticks, fleas and mosquitoes, map every bait station in your feed rooms, and send written records after every visit. Family-owned since 1985, we’re local, and a real person answers the phone. Call our Commercial Regional Office at 615-757-6710 or schedule a free farm walkthrough.
Commercial Pest Protection, Made Simple
Schedule Your Free Inspection:
We walk your barns, feed rooms, paddock edges and guest areas and show you what we find.
Get Your Customized Solution:
Receive a written plan built around your animals, your season and your schedule.
Enjoy Peace of Mind:
Rest easy with scheduled service, records after every visit and our Whatever It Takes Guarantee.
Why farms need a pest plan of their own
Barns and feed rooms give pests everything they want: food, water, bedding and shelter. One spilled bag of grain can feed a family of rats for weeks.Flies breed in manure and wet bedding and pester horses all summer. Ticks wait in tall grass along fence lines and trails. Mosquitoes breed in water troughs, buckets and low spots after rain.
A farm program deals with all of it on one schedule, so your animals, your staff and your visitors stay comfortable.
Farms we serve:
What every farm program includes
- Fly control for barns, stalls, wash racks and manure areas
- Rodent control in feed rooms, tack rooms and hay storage, with every bait station mapped
- Tick control along fence lines, trails and the edges of pastures and guest areas
- Flea control in barns, kennels and outbuildings
- Mosquito control around barns, ponds, troughs and guest areas
- Exterior perimeter protection for barns, sheds and outbuildings
- Integrated pest management (IPM): sanitation, exclusion and monitoring first, with targeted treatments where needed
- Written service records after every visit
- Callbacks between visits at no extra cost, backed by our Whatever It Takes Guarantee
We protect a farm of our own
Our owners live this every day. Their family’s 50-acre farm in Sumner County, Buttercup Farm, is home to cattle, chickens, ducks, lambs, donkeys, two horses, dogs and cats. There’s also an orchard of fruit trees, a vegetable garden, grapevines and honeybees.
Keeping a farm like that healthy takes balance. Pests have to be controlled without putting animals, crops or pollinators at risk. That’s the same care we bring to every barn, stable and farm we serve. When we say we protect what matters most, we know what that means on a farm.
Records and bait station maps
After every visit, you get a written report showing what we serviced, what we found and what we recommend.
In feed rooms and storage areas, we map every bait station, so you and your staff always know where each one is. When activity changes, the map shows where to look.
Ready for visitors
Agritourism farms welcome families, school groups and event guests. We focus on the places they gather: parking areas, walking paths, picnic spots, restrooms and event barns. We schedule service before you open or on days you’re closed, so guests never see us.
Common pests on Middle Tennessee farms
| Pest | Where we find it | What we do |
| House and stable flies | Stalls, manure piles, wet bedding, wash racks | Fly control program and sanitation recommendations |
| Mice and rats | Feed rooms, hay storage, tack rooms | Mapped bait stations, monitoring and exclusion |
| Ticks | Fence lines, trails, tall grass, wooded edges | Targeted treatment of tick habitat |
| Fleas | Barns, kennels, outbuildings | Interior and exterior flea treatment |
| Mosquitoes | Troughs, buckets, ponds, low spots | Breeding-site reduction and targeted treatment |
| Wasps | Barn rafters, eaves, run-in sheds | Nest removal and perimeter treatment |
A year of pests on Middle Tennessee farms
| Season | What farms see | What we focus on |
| Winter (Dec–Feb) | Rodents moving into feed rooms and hay storage | Bait station monitoring, sealing entry points |
| Spring (Mar–May) | Flies and ticks returning, mosquitoes after rain | Fly program startup, tick and mosquito treatments |
| Summer (Jun–Aug) | Fly, tick and mosquito peaks, wasps in rafters | Fly control, tick and mosquito service, nest removal |
| Fall (Sep–Nov) | Rodents moving indoors, agritourism crowds | Rodent programs, guest-area service |
Tips for a cleaner barn
- Store feed in sealed, rodent-proof bins and sweep up spills daily.
- Clean stalls and move manure away from barns often to cut fly breeding.
- Dump and refill water buckets and troughs regularly so mosquitoes can’t breed.
- Keep grass mowed along fence lines and paths to reduce ticks.
How it works
- Free farm walkthrough. We walk your barns, feed rooms, pastures and guest areas.
- Written plan and price. You get a pest management plan and a clear price.
- Scheduled service. We work around feeding times, riding lessons and visitor hours.
- Reports and callbacks. You get written records after every visit, and callbacks between visits are included.
Farm Pest Control FAQs
Do you service horse barns and equine centers?
Yes. We provide fly, rodent, tick, flea and mosquito control for horse barns, boarding stables and equine centers.
Do you have experience working around livestock and other animals?
Yes. Our owners’ own Sumner County farm has cattle, horses, donkeys, lambs, chickens, ducks, dogs and cats, plus an orchard and honeybees. We plan every treatment with your animals, crops and pollinators in mind.
How do you control rodents in feed rooms?
We place bait stations in feed rooms, tack rooms and hay storage, map every one, and check them on each visit. We also show you where rodents are getting in.
Do you offer fly control for barns?
Yes. We treat stalls, manure areas and wash racks and recommend sanitation steps that cut fly breeding.
What documentation do we receive?
A written service record after every visit, plus a bait station map for your feed rooms and storage areas.
Can you treat agritourism farms before guests arrive?
Yes. We schedule service before you open or on days you’re closed, and we focus on areas where visitors gather.
How much does farm pest control cost?
It depends on the size of your property, the number of buildings, the pests involved and how often you need service. After a free walkthrough, we give you a written plan and price.
What happens if pests come back between visits?
Call us. Callbacks between scheduled visits are included under our Whatever It Takes Guarantee.
How do we get started?
Call our Commercial Regional Office at 615-757-6710 or schedule a free farm walkthrough. We’ll walk your property, explain what we find and give you a written plan and price.
Serving farms across Middle Tennessee
We serve farms and equine properties in Franklin, Brentwood, Murfreesboro, Gallatin, Hendersonville, Lebanon, Mt. Juliet, Spring Hill, Clarksville, and surrounding areas. See all the industries we serve.
Commercial Regional Office: 90 Thompson Lane, Nashville, TN 37211 · 615-757-6710
One plan for your whole farm
Get a free farm walkthrough, a written plan and service that works around your animals and your guests. Schedule your free walkthrough or call 615-757-6710.
We’ll do Whatever It Takes to Protect What Matters Most
Get a free inspection, a customized treatment plan, and total peace of mind for your business.
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