Category: News
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Stink Bugs…A No Good Stinky Pest
As the cold weather begins to approach New Jersey, some types of pests will be looking for a place to bed down for the winter. Some of these uninvited guests will be obnoxious and some you will barely know that they have arrived. Insects such as ladybugs and boxelder bugs will use your New Jersey…
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There’s Nothing Sweet About New Jersey ‘Sweet’ Ants
They’re called “sweet” ants because they emit a nauseatingly sweet rotten coconut odor when they’re crushed; but if odorous house ants invade your New Jersey home, experienced Monmouth County NJ ant extermination professionals warn that you’ll find the experience more sour than sweet. Odorous house ants have become the most common and most difficult to…
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Eliminating Carpenter Ants With A Monmouth County, NJ Exterminator
As the springtime weather moves forward, New Jersey homeowners can expect to see carpenter ants on the move both inside and outside of their homes report Monmouth County exterminators. Like other types of ant species, carpenter ants will look for food from a variety of different places. Carpenter ants prefer sweets but like other scavenger…
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Giant Wasp Nest Found
Because of the cold winter weather that occurs in New Jersey, all types of wasps and bees, cannot survive the cold winter. Honey bees are the exception to the rule. Wasp nests will thrive if left unchecked during the warmer months. In New Jersey wasp and bee nests will grow depending on food sources, the…
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Here Come The Cicadas
Monmouth County, NJ pest control professionals report that New Jersey residents should be prepared for the arrival of a creature that only makes its presence known once every 17 years. It’s hard to believe that it is once again time for the Brood II cicadas to once again emerge from their underground nests. Brood II…
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Staying Bed Bug Free After Spring Break Fun
Spring break is over or is coming to an end for most people in the United States. It is this time of year when pest control companies from coast to coast will begin to receive calls from people who have traveled to exotic places, and those who have stayed close to home, with questions about…