Tag: Winter Pest Control
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NPMA’s Winter Pest Forecast – Brace Yourself for More of Every Pest!
As it turns out, homeowners besieged by pests following the onslaught of heat and rain that’s plagued the U.S. over the course of 2017 are out of luck if they’re hoping for a winter pest respite. According to the recent National Pest Management Association’s Bug Barometer™ forecast for the upcoming season, those pests that usually…
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Expect More Winter Pests in New Jersey This Year
You might think you get a break from dealing with pests during the winter months, but this year is likely to be a different. Thanks to more extreme weather this past summer, you might find yourself having to call the best NJ exterminator for help. Summer’s Effects on Winter Pests Summer in the northeast region…
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How to Pest-Proof Your NJ Home Before the First Snow
When cold weather sets in, some species of bugs look for warm areas to spend the winter. Pest control companies in Freehold can deal with these bugs, but you can also take steps yourself to prevent them from becoming a problem. Keep the following pests at bay before the first snow of the season. Stink…
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Which NJ Pests Could Overwinter inside Your Home?
While summer is a busy time for Freehold exterminators, things don’t always slow down in winter. Several different kinds of bugs can take up residence in NJ homes when it gets cold outside. Learn more about some of the pests you might encounter in your home this winter. Cluster Flies Cluster flies don’t go after…
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Keep Mice Away with Help from Allison Pest Control
It’s common for rats and mice to seek shelter in nearby homes when cold weather comes, but they can be even more of a problem during or after wet weather. Having a lot of rain allows grass to grow more quickly, which gives rodents a place to hide from predators. This can lead to higher…
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Top Problem New Jersey Winter Pests
Just because pests are out of sight and out of mind that does not mean they are absent from your home. Pests are clever enough to conceal their presence. They also have heat detecting abilities that humans lack. Rodents and insects notice the warmth emanating from your home and they will seek shelter in it…