Tag: pest control
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Ticks And Bed Bugs…NJ Pest Control Can Kill Them Part II Of II
Continuing from Friday… Tick borne diseases occur worldwide and tick bites can cause serious and debilitating diseases in humans and pets. Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and Ehrlichiosis are the most common diseases that are contracted by ticks in New Jersey. Although tick prevention medication is available for pets, veterinarians are now reporting that…
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Ticks And Bed Bugs…NJ Pest Control Can Kill Them Part I Of II
As expected by industry experts, many New York and New Jersey pest control professionals are reporting a rise in complaints of bed bug infestations this summer season. Vacation travels are likely contributing to the rise in complaints as bed bugs infestations are rampant in hotels, motels, trains, planes, resorts, cruise ships, and taxis, etc. Even…
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NJ Mosquito Bites Should Be Feared
Summertime is in full swing and going hand-in-hand with the outdoor fun are pests that we all would like to avoid. Mosquitos can certainly put a damper on your outdoor activities unless you don’t mind being on the menu for this bothersome blood thirsty pest. Mosquitos are more than just an annoying backyard pest. They…
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When Fleas Are Biting NJ Pest Control Is Fighting
Summertime is in full swing and so are the insects that thrive on the blood of both humans and pets. Step outdoors for a few minutes and you are likely to be bitten by a mosquito, horse fly, no see um, tick, or flea. New Jersey pest control professionals report that fleas are a particularly…
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Keep Wolf Spiders Away With Our Exterior Barrier Treatment
During the dark ages, spiders were thought to be the creatures that contaminated food and water sources. Back then, people believed that spiders were the cause of the Bubonic Plague, which we now know was actually spread by the fleas carried on rats. For many people, Arachnophobia, the fear of spiders, is a daily battle. …
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Protect Yourself From Deer Ticks
New Jersey pest control experts say that deer tick populations continue to thrive in wooded areas, parks, wetlands, and front and backyard areas throughout New Jersey. Residents can easily encounter deer ticks as these bloodsucking pests quietly sneak up on their unsuspecting victim that is outdoors during work or playtime. High deer tick populations can…