What to Do When Your Friends Say They Have Bed Bugs?
Bed bugs don’t fly, but they’re able to easily get from place to place by catching a ride on clothing and other items. What should you do if you have a friend who has a bed bug problem in their home? Find out how to handle this...
Why Do Some Ants Fly?
Ants are a common reason for NJ homeowners to need pest control in Monmouth County during summer. These pests are normally seen crawling around outside, but some are able to fly at times. Although flying ants aren’t a typical...
Researchers Target the Decoding of Ant Smells as Communication
Dogs are known for their keen sense of smell, but you might not know that ants have one, too. In fact, ants use smell to communicate with other members of their colony. Researchers are looking into understanding more about how...
How to Get Rid of Early Fall Black Flies and House Flies
Flies aren’t only a problem during the summer months. Houseflies and black flies can also be a nuisance if they get into your home during early fall. Learn more about these flies, and keep in mind that you should consider...
Clover Mites in New Jersey Start to Move Indoors this Month
When the weather starts cooling off, some bugs start becoming more of a nuisance than they were in summer’s heat. Clover mites are among the common pests that can cause problems for NJ homeowners in late summer and early fall....
Tips for Determining the Age of a Bed Bug Population Before Treatment
When you see bed bugs in your home, how can you tell how long they’ve been there? Being able to roughly determine the age of a bed bug population can help you figure out how large the infestation is and the most effective way to...
Cornell Scientists Test Usage of Samurai Wasps to Control Stink Bugs
Stink bugs are invasive pests that can cause a headache for homeowners in NJ. These bugs can be difficult to get rid of without stinking up your entire home. They can also cause tremendous damage to crops, making them an...
Lady Beetles: Ladybugs or Ladybirds. What’s the Difference?
You probably know those small, spotted reddish or orange beetles as ladybugs, but you also might have heard them called ladybirds. Is there a difference between these lady beetles, and should you get help from pest control...