Tag: Winter Pests

  • Prevent Rodent Infestations in Your NJ Home This Winter

    As cold temperatures hit the area, rats and mice look for shelter in houses and other residential buildings. These rodent pests are small enough to slip through gaps in your home’s exterior, where they can then make a nest inside your walls. Rats and mice are known to carry some serious diseases, which makes it…

  • What You Should Know About Eastern Subterranean Termites

    If you’ve ever noticed a bunch of termites swarming around your home, that’s a good indication that you have an infestation. These wood-eating insects are a common problem that our Toms River NJ pest control company deals with. These termites, which are known as Eastern Subterranean Termites, burrow in the ground, but they can make…

  • Watch Out for These Winter Pests in NJ

    As the weather gets colder, certain kinds of pests seek shelter indoors. During summer, spiders and other pests typically stay outdoors where they have access to a steady supply of food. The colder weather makes it harder for them to stay safe from the elements and find enough to eat, leading them to make their…

  • Top Winter Pests Coming Our Way in Several Months

    Winter is fast approaching and it’s time to hunker down and get ready for the onslaught of the winter bug and pest invasion. It happens every year. While some pesky pests go into hibernation, others will be scouting out new winter accommodations and your home is at the top of the list. Be prepared and…

  • Watch Out for These Winter Pests

    Pests in your home or business during the winter months can be frustrating. If you are not certain just how bad your pest problem is, here are common unwelcome guests may be taking advantage of your warm home or business environment. Mice and Rodents Rodents like rats and mice will seek out any source of…

  • New Jersey Winters Do Not Stop Termites

    Subterranean termites, happily the only termites native to New Jersey, live below ground. Sadly, their dirty dens don’t prevent them from coming above ground, both to breed and also to snack on the structure of your home by entering through small cracks in the foundation. Hoping the cold winter weather will send these pests into…