Tag: Biting Insects
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You’ve Got A New Jersey Bed Bug Infestation…And So Many Questions! Part II Of II
Continuing from Monday… How did bed bugs come into my home? Bed bugs are not like typical pests that most people are used to encountering. They don’t live outdoors like other critters and can only enter your home by hitchhiking their way inside. Because of their tiny size and ability to hide with ease, bed…
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You’ve Got A New Jersey Bed Bug Infestation…And So Many Questions! Part I Of II
It’s easy to bring bed bugs to your home and cause a New Jersey bed bug infestation to rage out of control in your home report NJ pest control experts. With all the media hype, the constant threat of contracting bed bugs, and actual bed bugs infesting people’s homes, folks are seeking information from pest…
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College Dorms Continue To Be A Hot Spot For Bed Bug Activity
There was once a day when you sent your college bound student off to school and you only had to worry about him or her getting good grades and keeping out of trouble. Now parents must worry about if their college bound student is being eaten alive by bed bugs while they are trying to…
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NJ Bed Bug Infestations Can Make You Do Crazy Things
Once you discover that you have a New Jersey bed bug infestation in your home, understandably, the first thing most people do is panic. Who wouldn’t when they discover the tiny little vampires sucking their blood each night while they are sleeping! New Jersey pest control experts know that in desperation, many people make decisions…
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NJ Pest Control Service Is The Only Way To Get Rid Of Bed Bugs
For those that have endured a New Jersey bed bug infestation in their home, they can certainly attest to the fact that bed bugs are the worst pest you will encounter. When you have an infestation, some people wake up with unexplained welts and bite marks and mistake them for flea or mosquito bites. Some…
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Bed Bugs Laws Should Protect Everyone Part II Of II
Continuing from Friday… Tenants on the other hand face stiff penalties if they do not follow the strict guidelines of the measure. As it is currently written, tenants must notify their landlords of any potential infestation and they must provide access to their apartments so that an inspection and treatment can commence by a licensed…