Category: Home Pest Control
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Humane Trapping of NJ Wild Animals – Our Expertise
Raccoons are adorable to look at with their trademark black facial mask and black tipped nose. Raccoons are known as nocturnal scavengers that should not be approached during the day or night. These critters have adapted well to our human environment and will eat most anything that they can find. Their strong dexterous front paws…
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New Jersey Spiders to Watch For All Year Long
NJ residents may notice a slowdown of ants, bees, flies, and mosquitos now that the weather has turned chilly. Some of these spring and summertime pests are hunkering down for the upcoming winter, while others are dying off as their species only allows them to live through the warmer months. One type of critter that…
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“A+” Better Business Bureau Rating Again
Since 1917, Allison Pest Control has been a family owned and operated business that is located in Monmouth County, New Jersey. Beginning as a small company allowed Allison Pest Control to become focused on top notch local service. Over time, the business has grown into a larger Monmouth County NJ extermination company and is managed…
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Beware Of The Stink Bugs
In case you are new to the area, the brown marmorated stink bug is easy to recognize by it’s shield shaped exterior and it’s tiny little eyes. The pests are brown, reddish, yellow, or a mixture of the three colors. This is the time of the year where they are one of the biggest nuisance…
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Do NJ Cockroaches Give You A Run For Your Money?
Anyone who has suffered through a cockroach infestation can attest to the fact that these creepy crawling insects will put up quite a battle when it comes to anyone’s attempt at killing them. Not only have cockroaches become adept at living in human surroundings, they actually thrive in human surroundings. Cockroaches are able to survive…
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New Jersey Daddy Long Legs – A Scary But Harmless Critter
Most people may be surprised to learn that there are two creatures that are referred to as “daddy long legs”. They are similar in looks, but aren’t similar in behavior or living habitats. The two critters actually belong to separate groups of animals. The most common name “daddy long legs” actually belongs to the Order Opiliones. They live under…