Tag: Monmouth County Pest Control
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What NJ Homeowners Should Know About Stink Bugs
This time of year could bring stink bugs to your home. Cooler temperatures cause these pests to seek a warm place to stay during winter. Learn more about these bugs, so you can make sure you eliminate them the right way or get help from NJ pest control services. Identifying Stink Bugs Brown marmorated stink…
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Will You Be Doing Food Pairing with Edible Insects?
Many types of insect pests prompt residents to seek help from NJ pest control services all summer long. While ants and other bugs are usually considered a nuisance, some are being considered as food sources thanks to a growing trend. Bugs and Beer Scientists have been discussing the nutritional benefits of bugs as a possible…
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The Best Monmouth County Pest Control Company
Pests are a common problem for homeowners in NJ. From bed bugs and ants to squirrels and mice, pests can cause damage to homes, ruin food supplies and put your family’s health at risk. When pests get into your home, you can count on our Monmouth County pest control services. Allison Pest Control has been…
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Cockroach Extermination – The Extreme Edition
We at Allison Pest Control in NJ have seen some pretty bad cockroach infestations, as well as some novel methods homeowners have used to try to get rid of them. Extreme Extermination One individual in Washington decided to take the notion of DIY extermination to its logical extreme. A can of bug spray can certainly…
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Thick Skinned Bedbugs Not Hampered by OTC Bedbug Sprays
The capitol of Maine, Augusta, just passed an emergency bedbug ordinance to help stem the tide of a major bedbug infestation. Two boarding houses that were overrun by bedbugs needed professional help because the bugs did not respond to over-the-counter solutions. Professional Help It was at this point when the ordinance was passed giving the…
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Ants March Into Local Kitchens
There are many species of ants out there, and once they get into your kitchen the only thing that matters is that they have become your pest. But one of the most common types of kitchen invaders, the little ants that always seem to follow in line, is called an Argentine ant. From Argentina These…