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Knoxville Pest Control
For over 30 years, Pest Ops has provided trusted pest control services in Knoxville and the surrounding areas of East Tennessee. As a local, family-owned company, we take pride in our ability to assist our community in a meaningful way. We are licensed and certified in Tennessee and have an entomologist on staff, allowing us to provide you with peace of mind and unique insights into pests and the best ways to get rid of them. Providing honest and reliable service, Pest Ops is committed to delivering environmentally-friendly pest control that effectively stops your pest problems in a way that minimizes pesticide use and protects your family, your home, and the environment in which we all live.
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RESIDENTIAL
PEST CONTROL
At Pest Ops, we specialize in residential pest control services in Knoxville, TN. Our experienced technicians provide comprehensive and effective treatments for a variety of common household pests, including cockroaches, ants, and spiders. We understand that these pests can cause varying levels of damage to your home’s structure and create unsanitary conditions. That is why our team will do everything we can to ensure your family is safe from a pest infestation.
Commercial
PEST CONTROL
At Pest Ops, we provide commercial pest control services to a variety of facilities in Knoxville. Our experienced technicians are trained to handle any type of infestation, from mice and rats to roaches and ants. We understand that maintaining a pest free environment is essential for the health and safety of all your guests and employees.
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Where Science Meets Service
It was true when we started in 1995 and it’s just as true today. We employ cutting edge tools, products and entomology training that are national level. At the same time- we are a local family owned business that provides service with a personal touch. Our family lives here, went to school here and is part of your community.
– Kyle & Mark Lundy
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Pest Control FAQs
What pests do you treat?
I live in a brick home (or slab home). Do I have need for termite control?
How often should I have my home inspected for termites?
We suggest an annual inspection to ensure that your home is free from termites, moisture, or wood-destroying organisms.
Do I have to leave my home or move furniture for treatment?
In most cases, you can be in the home while we are controlling pets. Our family-safe application methods employ materials labeled for use while buildings are occupied. In most cases, you will not have to move anything. When application is necessary inside the home, we use crack and crevice applications to reach the pests where they live and breed.
What should I do with my dog or cat?
Are the pest control materials environmentally friendly?
How long does it take to complete this job?
Treatment times depend on the size of your structure. For more information on how long we plan to be in your home or business, just give us a call.
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Bees, Wasps, and Hornets: How to Stay Safe During Nesting Season in East TN
Bees, Wasps, and Hornet Season in Knoxville If you’ve noticed more stinging insects buzzing around your Knoxville yard lately, you’re probably seeing the effects of nesting season. Nesting season typically begins in the spring and continues through the summer, when...
Ant Swarmers vs. Termite Swarmers
Key Differences between ant swarmers and termite swarmers As the weather warms up in Knoxville, you may start noticing flying insects around your home. These could be ant swarmers or termite swarmers—but how do you tell them apart? While both look similar and emerge...




