Insects

Keep Your New Jersey Home Pest-Free this November


Mice, ants, spiders, and other pests can make your home or business an unpleasant or even unsafe place to be. Eliminating cold weather pests that might seek shelter during fall and winter can be difficult to do on your own. With reliable pest control services from Allison Pest Control, your home or building can stay free of pests during this time of year. Learn more about the services we offer.

Dependable Pest Control for Many Types of Cold Weather Pests

Our trained and licensed technicians offer commercial and residential pest control for a variety of cold weather pests. We can eliminate common insect pests, such as ants, drain flies, and mosquitoes. We can also get rid of other insect pests that might invade your business or home, such as termites, bed bugs, and bees. Our services also include rodent control for mice and rats to prevent them from spreading disease and causing property damage.

Home Pest Protection Plan

Our Home Pest Protection Plan can provide you with peace of mind and reduce the risk of having pest infestations. It includes free unlimited on-demand service calls, repeat treatments at no charge, and scheduled inspections three times per year. This plan can help your home remain free of pests.

Commercial Pest Control in NJ

We offer commercial pest control on a contracted regular basis or as a one-time service. Our integrated pest management plan involves checking for pests and taking steps to prevent them from becoming a problem in your business.

Service Areas

Our pest control services are available for residents and businesses in Ocean County, Monmouth County, and Middlesex County, NJ.

If you need to schedule residential or commercial pest control services, contact Allison Pest Control. Our team of experienced pest control technicians can help keep your home or business pest-free this season.

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