Allison Pest Control

Category: Home Pest Control

  • What Does Google Say Bugs NJ Residents Most?

    Household pests are a common problem throughout the U.S., but the specific types of pests involved differ from state to state. Google recently put together a list of the pests that residents in each state do online searches for the most. This information indicates the most troublesome pests for different states. In New Jersey, ants…

  • Babesiosis: a New Tick Borne Disease Hits New Jersey

    Ticks are usually associated with Lyme disease, but a new tick-borne illness is showing up in New Jersey, Rhode Island and other states in the northeast. This disease, called babesiosis, can be fatal to people who are older or those who have compromised immune systems. Babesiosis comes from tiny parasites that enter the body via…

  • Five Things to Know About Termites Before Spring

    Springtime is typically associated with flowers in bloom and other pleasant things, but it’s also the time that termites emerge. These pests are one of the most common insects that can invade homes as the weather gets warmer. Keep the following information in mind in case you need NJ termite control this spring. Termites swarm…

  • Three Things We Bet You Didn’t Know About Termites

    Most homeowners know that termites mean bad news. These insects chew through wooden structures, causing expensive damage to homes until they’re dealt with through professional NJ termite control. While termites feeding on wood is commonly known, there are other facts about these pests that you might not be aware of. Distribution Termites of different species…

  • 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…