Wildlife Control That Works!

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Wildlife around your home or business can be a real nuisance. Raccoons getting into your trash cans. Squirrels chewing through power lines and siding to gain access to your attic. Snakes in your crawl space, or worse, in your home.  Moles making your yard a minefield of holes.  All these wildlife situations are very frustrating, inconvenient, and expensive and some are downright scary and dangerous to your home, your family and your pets.  But these are very common, everyday wildlife occurrences for homeowners and tenants alike.

 Don’t worry. Ace offers a variety of solutions to your rodent and wildlife problems. Our state certified, knowledgeable and caring technicians use humane wildlife capturing techniques that are safe for your entire family.

 Ace Exterminating offers free wildlife inspections, identification and quotes.  So don’t let wildlife have the run of your home and life.  Call 615-876-7185 to schedule your free inspection today.

Mosquito Population May Be Increased By Recent Flooding

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An increase in mosquito population may be in store for Tennessee due to flooding.  Standing water provides the perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes.

 Tennesseans should take precautions to protect themselves from West Nile Virus and other diseases transmitted by mosquito bites.  Here are some simple tips to help avoid mosquito bites:

•  The most likely time for bites is dawn and dusk. If you must be outside during these times, use insect repellent, wear long sleeves, long pants and socks.

• Eliminate standing water near your home. Even a bottle cap of water is enough for mosquitoes to breed.

•  Keep windows and doors closed or cover them with screen to prevent entry to your home.

 Mosquito populations in Tennessee are at their peak May through October.

 Ace Exterminating offers mosquito services to help reduce the mosquito population around your home.  Call 615-876-7185 for more details.

The Ants Are Marching…Right Into Our Homes!

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Is there anything more frustrating then finding a trail of ants in your home, or worse, your food?  Ants are one of the most annoying pests to invade our space.

Ants are social insects. A nest contains one or more queen ants laying eggs and being card for by worker ants, which can invade households while foraging for food and water. They establish a temporary pheromone trail that helps other ants find the food and water. Killing foraging ants rarely solves and ant problem in homes because the colony remains unaffected. 

The 3 most common ants found in Tennessee are the Odorous House Ant, Pharaoh Ant and Carpenter Ant.

For more information on ants and other invading insects, visit www.aceexterminating.info