Tennessee Pests Active During Daylight

Tennessee Pests Active During Daylight

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Daylight savings time means that daylight hours will start to lengthen. More time in the sunlight offers a great opportunity to get outdoors, but the problem with an increase in daylight is the fact that some pests are attracted to the light. The warmer weather just exasperates pest problems. Homeowners have the best chance of getting rid of pests when they turn to a professional pest control company for help.

Common Tennessee Pests

Wasps and bees are notorious for ruining picnics when the sun is shining. These stinging pests are especially annoying when the weather gets warmer. The problem with wasps and bees is that they cause painful stings. Some people develop life-threatening allergies to these stings, so getting rid of stinging pests could be a health concern. Bees tend to sting only when they are provoked, but wasps have a nasty attitude that prompts them to sting at any time.

All types of ants are active during the day. Carpenter ants use sunlight hours to find their way to wood to make a nest. Nesting in wood becomes a problem when the wood is located in a home. The damage caused by carpenter ants tends to be similar to termite damage. Other types of ants contaminate food sources and can even sting people and pets.

Professional Pest Control

Do-it-yourself pest control options seem like a great idea, but the problem with these solutions is that they are not targeted to specific pests. Professional pest control technicians are experienced and knowledgeable when it comes to getting rid of common Tennessee pests. These professionals also enjoy the benefit of accessing specialized equipment to get the job done.

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