Tag: NJ Termite Control

  • Are They Ants or Are They Termites? How to Tell The Difference

    Knowing the difference between ants and termites is important when you see them in your home. While you’ll need Monmouth County pest control for either one, keep in mind that termites can cause a significant amount of damage to your home over time. Comparing the following can help you determine if you have ants or…

  • The Best Offense Is a Good Defense: How To Prevent Termites

    With all of the damage that termites can cause, it’s important to take steps to prevent them from infesting your home. There are different things that you can do to stop termites from getting into your home, so you won’t need Monmouth County termite control for severe damage. Termite Prevention Tips What can you do to…

  • No, Termites Don’t Hibernate in the Winter

    Termites are usually seen more often when it’s warmer out, so what happens to them in winter? Do these bugs die off as other insect species do, or do they manage to survive the cold in hibernation? Termites are able to get through the winter months without hibernating, so it’s important to watch for them…

  • Interesting Insect Facts: Ants Do Battle with Termites

    Termites and ants are among the most common types of bugs that Monmouth County pest control services deal with. Both can cause damage to homes, but they don’t do so together. In fact, ants and termites are natural enemies and don’t get along at all. Scientists studying their behavior have found something fascinating about this…

  • There’s a 20% Chance You’ll Have Termites This Year

    No homeowner wants to admit that termites are a possibility, but the fact is that one in five NJ homes have these pests. That means you have a 20 percent chance of having a termite infestation this year. Eastern Subterranean Termites One of the most common types of termites to invade NJ homes is the…

  • Termite Baiting May Prevent Colony Intrusion and Expansions

    Using bait stations is among the most effective ways to get rid of termites for more than one reason. In addition to eliminating the original colony, baiting can also destroy a neighboring colony. That helps reduce the risk of having the neighboring colony take over when the original is destroyed. A recent study showed that when…