Our Pest Control Blog
Interested in learning more about common bugs in our community and maybe some DIY tricks? Learn from the experts at Sherrill with our blogs!
That familiar high-pitched whine… the itchy red bumps that follow. For Tennessee residents, mosquitoes are an unwelcome guest during our beautiful warmer months.
As warm weather returns to Tennessee, so do the mosquitoes. Whether you're enjoying a barbecue in Murfreesboro or watching the sunset from your porch in Nashville, nothing disrupts the peace quite like the persistent buzz and bite of a mosquito.
If you feel like you’re a magnet for mosquito bites, you’re not imagining things. These tiny pests are surprisingly selective in who they target—and it turns out there’s real science behind their preferences.
As the colder months settle over Tennessee, a less welcome change is the influx of rodents—rats, mice, and other pests—into homes across the state. While many people look forward to cozy fires and winter festivities, the arrival of colder weather signals a surge in rodent activity.
When most pests go into hiding during the colder months, termites can still pose a threat to your home. If you’re concerned about the potential for a termite infestation in winter, it’s important to understand their behavior and how to protect your property.
As summer evenings descend on the Volunteer State, a enchanting spectacle unfolds in our backyards and forests. Tennessee's lightning bugs, also known as fireflies, put on a dazzling light show that captivates both young and old. But have you ever wondered why these fascinating insects light up? Let's explore the science behind this natural wonder.
Bed bugs are a growing concern for Tennessee residents, particularly in urban areas and tourist hotspots like Nashville, Memphis, and Knoxville. These persistent pests can cause sleepless nights and significant stress. Let's explore effective methods to eliminate them quickly.
Lightning bugs, also known as fireflies, are a magical part of Tennessee's summer evenings. These bioluminescent beetles fascinate both children and adults alike. But have you ever wondered what these glowing insects eat? Let's explore the diet of lightning bugs and how it relates to our Tennessee ecosystem.
Rodents can be a huge nuisance in your home and, if left unchecked, can cause serious damage. Not only can they contaminate food, but they can also chew through furniture and walls, spreading disease and infection.
Tennessee, with its diverse landscapes and varying climates, provides a habitat for several rodent species that may find their way into homes. Identifying these rodents is crucial for effective pest management.
Ant infestations in houses are a common problem that many homeowners encounter. These tiny pests can invade your living space, causing annoyance and frustration.
Ladybugs, also known as ladybirds or lady beetles, are small, colorful insects that are popular among gardeners. While ladybugs are generally beneficial to the environment, they can become a pest if they enter homes or buildings in large numbers.
Termites are one of the most destructive pests that can invade your home. If left unchecked, they can cause significant damage to your home's structure and be a costly problem to fix.
A rodent infestation is not something that any homeowner wants to deal with, but, unfortunately, it is a common problem. Read on to find out how to stop rodents from getting into your home so you can protect yourself and your family.
Mosquitoes are one of the trickiest pests to get rid of, which is why we offering some tips and tricks to minimize these pests and get rid of them!
