Category: Home Pest Control
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Cold Weather Is Here: Mice Migrate Indoors
If you’ve dealt with rodent problems before, you were probably lucky enough to get a reprieve over the spring and summer months. However, now that winter is just around the corner, and the temperatures are beginning to drop, don’t be surprised if those furry little fiends start to show their places around your nice, warm home…
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NJ Squirrels Can Be Destructive House Guests
Squirrels’ acrobatic antics may make them welcome backyard visitors during the winter, but they make lousy house guests if they decide to move into your Monmouth County, NJ attic. The first chilly nights send squirrels looking for warm winter shelter. As the leaves fall, you can usually spot their messy, leaf-stuffed nests perched on tree…
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Cave Crickets…What Are They?
Unlike crickets that find themselves trapped inside of the wall of your home, keeping you up at night as they chirp away, the cave cricket is a strange type of cricket. Cave crickets are also known as “spider crickets” and “camel crickets”. All three of their names fit them perfectly because of their appearance as…
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Keep Bed Bugs Out Of Your Bed
It’s a well-known fact that bed bugs appear in beds, but did you know that bed bugs do not always LIVE in beds? Bed bugs are masters at keeping themselves hidden and in places such as hotels and motels, it is not uncommon for bed bugs to hide in other locations other than a bed…
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5 Tips on Identifying Bed Bugs
If you have woken up in the morning with some new bites on your body, you probably instantly think you have a bed bug problem. However, before you blame your bites on bed bugs, it’s important to properly identify them before administering proper bed bug control. Here are a few tips to help you easily…
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Crickets – the Nuisance Pest That Can Drive You Crazy
Did you know that in many cultures, and even for some Americans, having crickets in your house is a sign of good luck? The fact is, crickets rarely come indoors, however when the weather gets colder, they do frequently accidentally hop inside a window or door because they’re attracted to the warmth. If you’ve been…