Tag: carpenter ants
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It Is Important To Follow A Pest Control Professional Instructions
Pesticide application in a home or business should be handled with the greatest of care. Many home and business owners have tried to take on the task of treating their own pest problems only to discover that the store bought pesticide were ineffective. Some people who have tried pest control treatments on their own have…
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NJ Swarming Carpenter Ants Surprise Homeowners
Pest control experts in Ocean County, NJ report there are 1,500 species of carpenter ants worldwide, 50 of which can be found inhabiting North America. The most common carpenter ant in New Jersey is the C. pennsylvanicus which is large and all black in color. New Jersey residents often see termites swarm at some time…
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Pest Concerns Are High Across The United States
During the winter months it’s easy to believe that our homes are pest free. The winter months are only a brief reprieve from most home invading pests. As the spring arrives, so do a multitude of annoying and dangerous home and property invaders. It is no surprise that the warmer winter weather has sparked an…
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Here Come The Ants!
As the spring and summer months begin, one of the most common complaints to pest control experts in Monmouth County, NJ are ants. Ants are persistent pests that are found both indoors and outdoors. There are many different species of ants in New Jersey with different characteristics, and all craving different food sources…protein or sweets,…
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Beware Of The Argentine Ant
The Argentine ant can now be found on every continent except Antarctica thanks to accidental worldwide introductions. Argentine ants are native to South America, but are easily found throughout the United States. These social ants form supercolonies that can be extremely difficult to control report pest control experts in Monmouth County, NJ. All ant species…
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Outdoor Ants Mean Indoor Trouble For NJ Homeowners
Pest control professionals in Monmouth County, NJ are expecting an upsurge in ant home invasions this spring and summer season. Experts believe that because of the mild winter weather on the east coast this past winter that many pests will experience an earlier emergence than in previous years. We can also expect that due to…