Pest Control in Georgia

Georgia was ground zero for one of the more notable insect invasions in recent memory: the kudzu bug, first identified in the United States near Hoschton, Georgia in 2009, spread rapidly across the state and is now known for swarming in large numbers on the sunny sides of homes each fall, especially near the kudzu vines it feeds on, before pushing indoors to overwinter. The University of Georgia's entomology researchers have tracked the species closely since that first discovery, alongside more familiar statewide pressures like imported fire ants, which thrive in Georgia's warm climate, and Eastern subterranean termites that stay active through the state's mild winters. Georgia's mix of dense forest, farmland, and fast growing suburbs around Atlanta also means homeowners deal with a wide range of ants, from odorous house ants to carpenter ants, depending on how close a property sits to wooded land. That range of established and newly arrived species is part of why pest pressure can look different from one part of Georgia to another. Call +1 (844) 924-1337 to describe what you're dealing with in Georgia, and we'll help connect you with an independent local provider who covers your area, when service is available.