Category: Insect Identification
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NJ Invasive Species Strike Team Monitors Insect Populations
As climate change continues to cause higher than average temperatures, more and more invasive species are finding their way to NJ. Our Ocean County pest control services have been dealing with these pests more often than in the past, since their numbers are increasing. Thankfully, invasive species are being monitored in NJ. Effects of Climate…
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Invasive Insects: Even Non-Native Insects Want to Make New Jersey Home
Native pest species aren’t the only ones you need to worry about as a homeowner. Many homeowners also end up needing Monmouth County pest control services due to invasive or non-native species. These are just a few of the more common invasive species in NJ: Asian Tiger Mosquito These mosquitoes are known for their black…
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There’s a 20% Chance You’ll Have Termites This Year
No homeowner wants to admit that termites are a possibility, but the fact is that one in five NJ homes have these pests. That means you have a 20 percent chance of having a termite infestation this year. Eastern Subterranean Termites One of the most common types of termites to invade NJ homes is the…
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Pantry Pests Make a Comeback in Monmouth County, New Jersey
Flies and ants are usually considered common kitchen pests, but there are other pests that NJ homeowners should be aware of. Pantry pests, which can invade food supplies, are making a comeback in NJ. These pests aren’t a health threat to humans, but they can cause significant damage to food supplies stored in pantries and…
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The Best Monmouth County Pest Control Company
Pests are a common problem for homeowners in NJ. From bed bugs and ants to squirrels and mice, pests can cause damage to homes, ruin food supplies and put your family’s health at risk. When pests get into your home, you can count on our Monmouth County pest control services. Allison Pest Control has been…
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Termites Use Sound to Protect Themselves from Ant Enemies
Termites and ants keep pest control companies in New Jersey busy throughout the year, but these pests certainly don’t work together. In fact, termites and ants have been enemies for ages. However, blind termites have been known to forage close to ant nests. How do they get away with it? Researchers have shed some light…