TNT Pest Control

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BBB Rating: A+
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Payment method: visa
AKA: TNT Pest Control, Inc.
Other Link: https://tntpestcontrolinc.com/contact
Categories: Pest Control Services, Animal Removal Services, Bee Control & Removal Service, Termite Control

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12/29/2016

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Great guy. Fair and honest. Highly recommend Elmer for anyone needing an exterminator. Couldn't ask for better service.

02/22/2013

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Phone: (850) 637-3333

Address: 6932 Trailride N, Milton, FL 32570

Website: https://tntpestcontrolinc.com/contact

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Insects and Spiders

Ants
Pavement ants are under sidewalks, driveways, and building foundations. Look for mounds of displaced soil on pavement cracks or walls. During the winter, pavement ants may nest inside structures near a heat source.
Spiders
Remove some infestation sources such as clutter in the yard and crawl spaces and any ground covers against the foundational walls. Any sanitation step to remove favorable conditions is the first step in spider control. Getting rid of other insects with a routine insecticide treatment should be considered, since other insects are their food sources.
Termites
These animals are usually light brown or dark brown in color and can range from 1/8 to 3/8 inches in length. Termites begin to swarm in the spring. They can cause costly structural damage by tunneling their way through solid wood. Termites feed on any structure containing wood and enter through small cracks.
Bed Bugs
Cockroaches
Bees
Wasps come in all shapes and sizes. Unlike bees, some wasps are solitary while others thrive in large colonies. Some wasps survive entirely on nectar from plants, but others are parasitic and will attack other insects. They have a painful sting, and unlike bees, wasps do not leave their stingers behind. That means they can sting someone over and over again – which makes them particularly painful pests.
Wasps
Yellowjackets are social wasps that live in colonies with workers, males and queens. The queen yellowjacket typically emerges between late February through early April
Mosquitoes
Female big brown bats form nursery colonies in the spring and are joined by males in late summer. They leave their roost at dusk in a slow, fluttering flight to find food. They feed close to the ground on various insects including beetles, ants, wasps, flies and mosquitoes.
Flies
This species forms nursery colonies in early spring, then migrates south in autumn and hibernates in irregular clusters from September through April. They feed on insects, primarily flies and moths, and alternate their feeding with rest periods during which time they hang to digest their food.
Beetles
Hornets
Paper wasps aren’t as aggressive as yellowjackets and bald-faced hornets but they can deliver a powerful sting. The Western Paper Wasp is mostly found in the Northwest
Moths
Stinging Insects
To get a bit technical, wasps are insects in the hymenoptera order and the apocrita sub-order. Wasps are often mistaken for bees and confused with other stinging insects. Wasps are notorious for building their nests right in places where people like to gather, like around your deck or under the eaves of your roof in your backyard. These stinging insects are also well known for viciously defending their nests.
Boxelder Bugs
We have used TNT Pest Control since 2002. We have used them to knock down the box elder bug population on our house, get rid of wasp nests, and recently stop our termites. They have been great to work with.

Bats
Bats are nocturnal flying mammals that leave their roosts at dusk to feed and return to secluded dark places just before daylight. Most species are active during the warmer months and hibernate and/or migrate for the winter season. However, they do not fly in rainy or unseasonably cold weather.
Raccoons
Raccoons, also nicknamed “coons” for short, are mammals that are rarely seen during the day because of their nocturnal habits. Raccoons are found throughout the United States but are more common in the wooded eastern portions of the country than in the more arid western plains. Continue reading if you want additional raccoon facts.

Rodents
Enjoy added benefits of joining our annual program, so you never have to worry about pests and rodents ever again.
Mice
Rats and mice pose serious health threats and carry infectious diseases. Their droppings and hair are also a source of allergens for some people. In addition to posing a health concern, they also cause physical damage.
Rats
Damaged goods. Norway rats prefer meat, fish, and cereal (dry dog food a favorite) whereas, roof rats prefer fruits, vegetables, and cereals.

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