Allison Pest Control

Category: Insects

  • Okay, Just How Strong Are Ants?

    Ants might be tiny pests, but they can cause big problems. These bugs are one of the main reasons that residents call pest control companies in Freehold for help. Despite their size, ants are known for having a lot of strength, which allows them to carry a surprising amount of objects around. Find out more…

  • Fall’s Cooler Weather Means Pests Are Dying to Move In with You

    Just like you, pests like to stay warm in the winter, and if they can’t find a warm and comfortable place, they will die from the cold. The problem is that during the fall, as the season begins to cool, pests of all types are trying to find a place to feed and stay warm,…

  • Got Ants? Here’s What You Need to Know About These Persistent Pests

    Ants are notoriously hard to get rid of, which makes them one of the most dreaded pests to have in your home. These pests are among the main reasons that homeowners contact Allison Pest Control NJ. Here’s what you need to know if you have a big problem with these tiny pests in your home.…

  • Powassan – a New Tick-Borne Disease Has Faster Transmission Time

    Ticks infesting your yard are never a good thing and as known carriers of the Powassan virus, they can pose a big problem for your health. This virus has been around for a few years but wasn’t tagged as a major health concern because many people who were bitten and infected didn’t develop symptoms. This…

  • Sowbugs and Centipedes Are Closer to Crabs Than Insects

    Some of the pests you find around your home aren’t necessarily insects, even though they look very bug-like. Centipedes and sowbugs are examples of bugs that aren’t really bugs. Instead, these critters are arthropods that are related to crabs, lobsters, and other crustaceans. Keep in mind that our Tom’s River exterminator can help get them…

  • New Advances in Identifying Insect Genes May Lead to Better Control Efforts

    Scientists have recently discovered a new and effective method of pest control that innovative companies may soon be using. The method was derived from vinegar flies, which possess a gene that develops a waterproof coating on their bodies, allowing for protection against microbes and other environmental stress factors – including insecticides. The gene has proven…