Wears Valley, TN · US 321
Pest control in Wears Valley, TN
By cabin owners, for cabin owners.
Wears Valley is the quiet way into the mountains, a long green valley along Wears Valley Road (US 321) between Pigeon Forge and Townsend. Cabins here sit deep in the trees and high on the ridges, which is exactly why pest control in Wears Valley takes someone who knows these roads.
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Cabin owners
Rental cabins in Wears Valley
Lots of Wears Valley cabins are booked Friday to Sunday and sit quiet the rest of the week. Quiet cabins are where mice and scorpions get comfortable, because nobody is around to notice them.
We use those empty weekdays to do the work, so the cabin is ready before the weekend crowd arrives. Joe owns cabins himself and treats yours the way he wants his own treated, with bed bugs included in the premium plan.

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Reviews
What Wears Valley customers say
★★★★★
Called on a Tuesday about wasps under the deck rail and they were out the next morning. Gone, and they have not come back.
SM
Sarah M.
Sevierville
★★★★★
We rent our cabin out most weekends. They worked around the booking calendar and sent photos after, so I knew exactly what was done.
DR
Daniel R.
Pigeon Forge
★★★★★
Quoted a flat price up front and that is what I paid. Polite, quick, and they explained what they were spraying and why.
KH
Kelly H.
Maryville
In most cases, yes. Tell us about the drive when you book, including any gate code or tight turns. In ice or heavy rain we may move the appointment for safety, and we will tell you ahead of time.
East Tennessee has a small native scorpion that lives under bark, rocks and firewood. They come indoors looking for moisture, which is why tubs, showers and sinks are where guests spot them. We treat the outside of the cabin, the gaps they use to get in and the damp rooms inside.
Yes. With a lockbox code or key arrangement, we can treat on a weekday while the cabin is empty and let you know when we are done.
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Mar to May
Spring
Carpenter bees & ants
Carpenter bees bore into untreated log ends and porch beams, and carpenter ants move into damp wood near downspouts.
Jun to Aug
Summer
Scorpions & ticks
Small brown scorpions come in from woodpiles and stone walls and turn up in tubs and showers. Ticks ride in on anyone who walks the gravel drive.
Sep to Nov
Fall
Lady bugs, stink bugs & mice
Lady bugs and stink bugs bunch up on ridge-top cabins that catch the afternoon sun. As nights cool, mice start testing the crawl space vents.
Dec to Feb
Winter
Mice in quiet cabins
A cabin that sits dark from Monday to Thursday in January makes a perfect winter home for mice. Droppings in a kitchen drawer are usually the first clue.
Pest calendar
Wears Valley pests by season
With forest on every side of most cabins, Wears Valley pests come straight out of the woods. What you find depends on the time of year.
1
Wears Valley Road (US 321)
Cabins and homes on the ridge between Sevierville and Pigeon Forge, with wooded lots and long views.
2
Lyon Springs Road
The road toward the park boundary, with cabins tucked into the trees and close to the water.
3
Waldens Creek Road
Homes and creek-side cabins on the Pigeon Forge end of the valley.
4
Cove Mountain side
Steep drives and ridge-top rentals on the mountain side of the valley, with big views and long drives.
5
Private ridge-top cabin roads
Gated and private roads up on the ridges, often gravel, often steep, with a cabin at every switchback.
6
Can a truck get up your drive?
Call 865-500-0571 with the road or the community name and we will tell you straight away.
Valley & ridges
Areas we cover around Wears Valley
Wears Valley is unincorporated Sevier County, so there is no town line to go by. These are the stretches we know best, from the valley floor up to the ridges.
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