Category: Home Pest Control
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Stink Bugs…What’s Our Government Doing?
The brown marmorated stink bug has enjoyed their summer feasting and has now set their sights on finding a warm spot to spend the winter months. Despite their prehistoric shield shaped armor, these stinky pests must come in from the cold or suffer from winter’s wrath and freeze to death. Their ideal place to overwinter…
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Carpenter Ants Don’t Take A Winter Break
New Jersey pest control experts report that carpenter ants are a menacing pest to deal with any time of the year. Despite what some people may think, carpenter ants do not eat wood like termites do. Instead, carpenter ants typically seek out wood sources that have been damaged due to moisture. In most instances, carpenter…
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Stink Bugs Are An Overwintering Pest
As the chilly weather settles in, the calls requesting help with the brown marmorated stink bug to New Jersey pest control professionals slow down. Many pests die off due to the cold temperatures and some disappear as they hunker down for the cold winter months ahead. Although it might seem like the brown marmorated stink…
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There’s No Place Like Home For The Holiday’s…
It’s that time of year once again. With eager anticipation college students have made their jaunt back home after being away for many months. In their delight to see their son or daughter return to the nest, New Jersey pest control experts want to remind parents to keep on the lookout for more than just…
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Ocean County School Can Have Bed Bugs Too
New Jersey pest control professionals continue to be on the front lines in the battle against bed bug infestations. These tiny critters that are known to attack their victims during the nighttime hours have made their way throughout the state of New Jersey and all across the US. Because of their propensity to hitchhike, they…
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#1 Nuisance Ant = Odorous House Ant
The odorous house ant is also known as the “sweet ant”, but they are anything but sweet in their demeanor! These annoying pests can be quite a nuisance once they invade your gardens or homes. NJ pest control professionals say that the odorous house ants name is derived by the rotting coconut smell they emit…