Category: Wood Destroying Insects

  • Do Termites Make Noise? Can You Hear Them?

    Termites are not commonly seen by the naked eye, but the damage they cause by feeding on wood is quite visible and shouldn’t be taken lightly. If you suspect you have a termite infestation in your New Jersey home, listen for the following three sounds that have been identified as being termite sounds, though plenty…

  • Carpenter Ants: Where do They Like to Nest?

    Small black ants are a common sight during summer, but what about those larger ones? If you see big black ants in or around your home, you might have a problem with carpenter ants. These ants won’t go after your food as other ants do. Instead, they’re more likely to cause a considerable amount of…

  • The Carpenter Ant Queen Goes on a “Walkabout”

    Winged swarms of males and females are common in many ant species and especially troublesome if they’re carpenter ants. While some ants live outside your home, carpenter ants seek out moist wooden areas inside for their nests. Knowing what a carpenter ant looks like once she’s shed her wings means you can call Monmouth County…

  • Carpenter Ants, The Hidden Hazard Eating Your Home

    When you see a large, black ant, it’s probably a carpenter ant because they’re the largest species of ants in the United States. Ranging from 1/4-3/4 inch long, these ants can cause damage to your home you may not know about until too late. Prevent damage with NJ Carpenter Ant Control that eliminates the pests…

  • Home Buyers and Sellers Keep Termites a Lively Summer Topic

    If you’re buying or selling a home this season, one of the most important concerns you should have is a termite infestation. These destructive pests can cause damage that ends up costing you a ton of money. For home sellers and buyers, an unexpected termite infestation means having to spend hundreds or even thousands of…

  • What Termite Signs to Watch For When You Garden

    The best place to find termites is when you’re outside in your yard or garden. This is where you are in the termites’ element and if you have a garden that is adjacent to your home, it’s even better. What Attracts Termites Mulch piles next to the foundation, wooden trellises with vines that connect to…