Helping to Protect Your Beautiful Landscaping From Deer Damage
Deer Solution of Middle Tennessee
This independently owned and operated location services the Nashville, TN area, including Franklin, Brentwood, and surrounding communities throughout the greater Middle Tennessee region.
More Freedom to Plant What You Want
Our Middle Tennessee Service Area
We offer expert deer control services throughout Middle Tennessee and surrounding communities
Neighborhoods We Serve
- Williamson County
- Rutherford County
- Sumner County
- Robertson County
- Davidson County
- Maury County
- Cheatham County
- Wilson County
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about deer control services in Middle Tennessee
Can Deer Solution be used around my family and pets?
Yes! Our all-natural deer repellent is family, pet and environmentally friendly. Our proprietary repellent is made with EPA-designated minimum risk ingredients, including essential oils. For best results, we recommend keeping people and pets indoors during application and while the product dries—usually between 10 and 30 minutes depending on the weather.
How often does my property need to be serviced in Middle Tennessee?
Deer are active all year long, and it is for this reason that we recommend treating your property year-round.
What plants do deer eat most in Middle Tennessee gardens?
In the Middle Tennessee area, deer commonly damage rhododendrons, euonymus, black-eyed Susans, clematis, phlox, and arborvitae. They’re especially drawn to new growth in the spring and will browse on almost anything during the winter months or when food is scarce, even woody shrubs like English holly and arrowwood viburnum.
Does deer repellent work in Middle Tennessee?
Absolutely. We achieve over 90% effectiveness when maintained on a regular treatment schedule, even in high-pressure areas like Middle Tennessee.
How to stop deer from eating my arborvitae in Middle Tennessee?
Arborvitae are a deer favorite in Middle Tennessee, especially during winter months when other food sources are scarce. Our repellent creates an invisible barrier around your plants. Combined with strategic placement of deer-resistant companion plants, we can help significantly reduce browsing damage to your arborvitae.
Do you offer all-natural deer control solutions?
Yes, all of our deer repellent products are all-natural and eco-friendly. Our all-natural proprietary repellent utilizes essential oils and other ingredients that are classified in the EPAs 25b exempt category. Repellents under this category are considered to pose little to no risk to the environment or humans.
Do You Struggle With:
Curb the Damage Now!
The Issue
What We Do
We help these frustrated homeowners save their landscapes from the deer, by protecting their plants and shrubs, so they can thrive and bloom again.
The Plan
When you schedule an estimate with Deer Solution – Repellent Service, a Certified Deer Damage Expert will come to your home and create a customized plan with your input. After service begins you will be able to rest assured knowing the deer will be deterred from your landscape.
Protection Without
Harsh Chemicals or Bad Smells
About Deer Solution
- We Specialize in Deer Damage Control
(we do not offer any other service) - Our Branches are All Locally Owned and Operated and Making an Impact in Their Communities
- Our Certified Deer Damage Experts™ are Fully Trained and Licensed Professionals
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Our Repellent Service
- Our Proprietary Repellent is All Natural
- Works by Taste and Smell to Deter Deer
- Our Product is Family, Pet and Environmentally Friendly
- Dries Clear and Without Foul Odors
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