Allison Pest Control

Category: Animals

  • Will We Pay the Price of Increased Pests in the Spring?

    Winter got off to an unusually warm start in NJ this past year. With temperatures being much milder than usual in December, wildlife species have been more active than normal. This also means that insect pests could be higher in number this spring, resulting in a much busier season for NJ pest control professionals. Cold…

  • Five Tips for Keeping Pests Out of Your Home

    New Jersey is home to many types of pests that can invade residential buildings, including rats, ants, cockroaches and spiders. In order to protect your home from these critters, keep the following pest prevention tips in mind. Determine the most common pests. Knowing which types of pests are most likely to enter your home can…

  • Keep Mice Away with Help from Allison Pest Control

    It’s common for rats and mice to seek shelter in nearby homes when cold weather comes, but they can be even more of a problem during or after wet weather. Having a lot of rain allows grass to grow more quickly, which gives rodents a place to hide from predators. This can lead to higher…

  • Prevent Rodent Infestations in Your NJ Home This Winter

    As cold temperatures hit the area, rats and mice look for shelter in houses and other residential buildings. These rodent pests are small enough to slip through gaps in your home’s exterior, where they can then make a nest inside your walls. Rats and mice are known to carry some serious diseases, which makes it…

  • Do You Know the Differences Between Rats and Mice?

    While mice and rats can both cause problems for homeowners, there are several differences between the two. If you have rodents in your home but aren’t sure which kind, consider the following differences between house mice and Norway rats. These are the most common types of rodent pests found in homes. Size House mice are…

  • Watch Out for These Winter Pests in NJ

    As the weather gets colder, certain kinds of pests seek shelter indoors. During summer, spiders and other pests typically stay outdoors where they have access to a steady supply of food. The colder weather makes it harder for them to stay safe from the elements and find enough to eat, leading them to make their…