by Pest Control Nashville | Oct 10, 2020 | Mice, Mouse, Pest Control
Got Mice? Got Mice? During the cold months ahead you may experience unwanted pests. For example mice. If you have recently remodeled, had an addition built, or have moved recently. Mice are able to fit through a very small opening (6-7mm)! Inspect If you feel...
by Pest Control Nashville | Oct 3, 2020 | ants, Mice, Pest Control, rodents, Spiders
Why You Need Pest Control During The Winter In Tennessee Ants During the winter months, most ants in Tennessee go deep. They hide underground in their nests and wait for conditions to become favorable again outside. If an ant species is born and lived in your home,...
by Pest Control Nashville | Sep 17, 2020 | Mice, Mouse, Pest Control, rats, rodents
Rodents and the Health Risk They Pose What diseases do mice & rodents share? It is not uncommon for mice and rodents to move into your home during the colder Winter months. So, you may wonder what are the rodents and the health risk they pose. Mice and other...
by BugFighter | Mar 15, 2019 | ants, Bed Bugs, Bed Bugs, Cockroches, Commercial Services, Mice, rats, rodents
There are four main common pest control threats in healthcare facilities: Bed Bugs, Ants, Cockroaches, and Rodents. Each of those pests brings their own problems and/or diseases that can harm the healthcare facility residents. When you are doing a tour of a nursing...
by BugFighter | Mar 8, 2019 | Mice, Mouse, musophobia
Musophobia? What Is It? Musophobia is the fear of mice. And, it is the one of the most common fears (besides arachnophobia). Musophobia is also known as Suriphobia and Murophobia. What Causes People To Suffer From Musophobia? When a person has a traumatic experience...
by Pest Control Nashville | Oct 3, 2018 | Mice, Mouse, rats, rodents
3 Things Rodents Love About Your House Why do people have rodent infestations? Because rodents are wild animals doing what they need to for survival. If your home provides the basic needs for rodents, they will consider it an invitation. What are the 3 Things Rodents...
