Fly Control in Nashville

Fly Treatments for Knoxville, Atlanta, and Surrounding Areas

Most people reach for a fly swatter and move on. But when flies are showing up consistently inside your home or business, the swatter is not the solution. Persistent fly activity almost always points to a source somewhere on or near your property, and until that source is identified and addressed, the flies will keep coming. 

HonorGuard has been solving fly problems for homeowners and businesses across the Southeast since 2004, and our approach goes straight to the root of the problem rather than just the symptom.

Call (615) 379-9318 or complete our online form to request a free estimate for fly control in Nashville and surrounding cities. Flies are telling you something is wrong, and we can help you figure out what it is.

Guarding Your Home Against Flies With Honor

HonorGuard brings over 20 years of hands-on experience in Middle Tennessee, East Tennessee, and North Georgia to every service call, and that experience matters when the source of a fly problem is not immediately obvious. Our licensed technicians know what to look for, where to look, and how to treat what they find with products that are safe for your family, your pets, and your property.

Here is why your neighbors trust us to handle their fly concerns:

• Family-owned and locally operated since 2004 
• Licensed and insured technicians with deep regional experience 
• EPA-approved, kid and pet safe treatment products 
• Source identification as the foundation of every treatment plan 
• Indoor and outdoor inspection covering all likely breeding and attractant sites 
• Free no-obligation estimates 
• Follow-up visits at no additional charge if activity continues

When you call HonorGuard, you're not getting a generic spray-and-go service. You're getting a thorough investigation, a clear explanation of what's driving the problem, and a treatment plan built around actually solving it.

Common Fly Invaders in the Southeast

Different types of flies are attracted to different environments, and identifying the species is the first step in our strategic removal process. Our technicians are trained to recognize the habits of the various flies that common populate Tennessee and Georgia.

The most frequent fly species our neighbors encounter include:

Each of these species has distinct breeding preferences, behaviors, and peak activity windows throughout the year. Knowing which fly you're dealing with is step one, and it shapes every decision we make about where to inspect and how to treat.