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  • Why “Bug Bombs” Are Bad For Your Health

    “Bug bombs”, otherwise known as “total release foggers” are used to kill off a wide variety of creepy critters in homes and businesses across the US. Ants, cockroaches, spiders, and flying insects die when directly exposed to the pesticide that is released. Some people have tried in vain to kill bed bugs in their home…

  • Hardware Store Pest Control Just Doesn’t Work

    When you have a pest control problem, quite often calling an exterminator isn’t the first solution that comes to mind. We tend to be quite protective, and it’s natural for us to want to defend our homes when those unwelcome invaders come around. However, rather than spend money on hardware store pest control products, it’s…

  • Humane Trapping of NJ Wild Animals – Our Expertise

    Raccoons are adorable to look at with their trademark black facial mask and black tipped nose. Raccoons are known as nocturnal scavengers that should not be approached during the day or night. These critters have adapted well to our human environment and will eat most anything that they can find. Their strong dexterous front paws…

  • New Jersey Spiders to Watch For All Year Long

    NJ residents may notice a slowdown of ants, bees, flies, and mosquitos now that the weather has turned chilly. Some of these spring and summertime pests are hunkering down for the upcoming winter, while others are dying off as their species only allows them to live through the warmer months. One type of critter that…

  • Rodents Stuck In the Wall Will Create a Stinky Mess

    Animals that live outdoors instinctively know that in a short period of time, New Jersey weather will be downright freezing, report Monmouth County NJ exterminators. There are many different types of rodents and wild animals that are nimble enough to accidentally (or not so accidentally) find their way inside of a home.  Squirrels, rats, mice,…

  • Bed Bugs Still Biting According To The NPMA

    The National Pest Management Association (NPMA) and the University of Kentucky have three surveys of bed bugs for pest control professionals across the United States. According to more than 250 respondents, 99.6 percent have tackled the bloodsucking pests over the past year, which is an increase since the last time the survey was completed. According…

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