Allison Pest Control

Category: Problem Insects

  • New Jersey Pest Control Experts Know The Best Way To Treat Bed Bug Infestations

    Bed bugs are known by several names…crimson ramblers, mahogany flats, and wall lice too.  They first lived among our cave-dwelling relatives and once they began to set up urban settlements, the bed bugs that were feeding off of the bats and humans adapted and left the caves too.  As the dwellings improved for humans, bed…

  • The NJ House Mouse Versus A Pest Control Expert

    The ground may be covered in glorious white snow in New Jersey and it may look peaceful and calm as the birds flitter about and the squirrels pounce up and down throughout the snow, but don’t be fooled, pesky home invaders are still trying to make their way indoors to seek shelter away from the…

  • Mattress Delivery Can Bring Bed Bugs Into Your Home Part II Of II

    Continuing from Monday… Once you have found that the mattress is completely sealed, the plastic wrapping should be removed outside of your home and immediately discarded in case it harbors any hidden bed bugs or bed bug eggs. It’s important to remember that bed bugs are not attracted to mattresses per-say.  Instead they are attracted…

  • Mattress Delivery Can Bring Bed Bugs Into Your Home Part I Of II

    Buying a new mattress is a costly endeavor for most people.  Nothing can be more frustrating than making a major purchase, only to find out a short time later that you have an unwelcome intruder that has moved into your home as a result of the expensive investment.  Many people across the United States have…

  • Beware Of Bed Bugs In New Jersey Schools

    New Jersey pest control experts are warning residents that bed bugs could be found in area schools.  Because bed bugs are master hitchhikers, they can easily be transported home with children in book bags, winter coats, hats, gloves or clothing.  A Jersey City, New Jersey middle school student discovered bed bugs in a classroom several…

  • New Jersey Pest Control Experts Don’t Want DDT

    DDT usage was widespread in the 1940’s and 1950’s as a means of treating common household pests such as cockroaches.  Because of its fantastic residual kill effect it also proved to be quite effective at killing the dreaded bloodsucking bed bug that was plaguing households across the United States.  DDT helped to devastate bed bug…