Robertsville State Park protects a substantial section of the Big River bottomland and woodland habitat adjacent to the community — the same habitat that sustains the deer, turkey, and woodland wildlife populations that make Robertsville's woodland-edge properties some of the highest tick-pressure residential locations in Franklin County. The park's woodland provides the anchor habitat that connects to private residential properties, and the Big River's bottomland creates the seasonal mosquito breeding and moisture pest conditions typical of Franklin County's creek corridors.

Rural residential properties adjacent to Robertsville State Park experience the full woodland pest complex — tick pressure from the deer population sustained by park habitat, carpenter ant activity from the mature woodland canopy, termite pressure from the moisture-influenced soil conditions of the bottomland, and the wildlife intrusion pressure that park-edge residential properties consistently see.

Pest Control Services

D&D Pest Control serves Franklin County from Gerald — visit ddpestcontrolmo.com.