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  • The Allison Pest Control Story, Serving You Since 1917

    At Allison Pest Control, we’ve been providing Monmouth and Ocean County pest control services since 1917. Our family-owned business started out as a small company that has grown tremendously over the years. Back in 1917, the Allison family opened a one-man pest control service in Monmouth County. John Daly Sr. bought the company in 1970…

  • Crowdsourcing Bed Bug Notices, Getting the Public Involved in Reporting

    With bed bug sightings on the rise, pest control companies in Freehold have been busy battling these pests. Keep in mind that bed bugs show up in a variety of public and private places, ranging from libraries and public transportation to apartments and houses. They’ve also been known to invade hotel rooms. How do you…

  • Looking for Reviews on Allison Pest Control?

    When you have a bug or rodent infestation, getting it taken care of quickly is crucial, so you won’t put your health or home at risk. In order to do get rid of pests safely, it’s important to find a reliable Monmouth County pest control company to help. With Allison Pest Control, you can count…

  • The Allison Pest Control History – 98 Years Strong!

    When your Monmouth County home has unwanted intruders, such as spiders, mice or bees, you can count on Allison Pest Control for help. Our pest control company has been wiping out pest infestations in and around the Monmouth County area for close to 100 years. Allison Pest Control got its start in 1917 when the…

  • Three Things You May Not Know About Box Elder Bugs

    Box elder bugs are just one of the many fall and winter pests homeowners need to be concerned about, especially as the weather begins to change. Today we’d like to take a more in-depth look at these bugs and talk about a few things you might not have known about them. Fact #1: They Prefer…

  • Top Three Invasive Pests from Abroad

    Burmese pythons are slithering through the Everglades. Russian Zebra mussels are clogging water intake pipes in the Great Lakes. Asian longhorned beetles are killing trees in the Northeast. More than 50,000 alien plant and animal species are creeping and crawling across the U.S., competing against and too often overwhelming beneficial native species. Why Invasives Are…