Conquering the Garden State: A Guide to New Jersey Carpenter Ants Part 1
Carpenter ants may be small, but they can cause considerable damage if left unchecked. This is particularly true in New Jersey, where homeowners often encounter these pests. In this guide, we’ll provide an overview of...
What Should I Do Now to Pest Proof My Attic for Winter?
Do you think it’s far too early to think about winter pests? When it comes to pest control, plan now to save yourself a lot of grief down the road. Our New Jersey exterminator offers valuable tips on what you can do now to...
Are Carpenter Ants Problematic Year Round or Seasonally?
The carpenter ant (Camponotus spp) is a type of large ant found all over the United States. They can cause massive property damage as they establish their colonies in wooden parts of your home or property. Because they build...
Mosquitoes and Disease – What New Jersey Residents Should Know
Mosquitoes are annoying, but unfortunately, these common summer pests present much more serious dangers. Our mosquito treatment services experts share important information from the New Jersey Department of Health about diseases...
When Are Stink Bugs Expected to Peak in New Jersey
Prepare Yourself for the Continuing Stink Bug Invasion The Halyomorpha Halys, which we commonly refer to as the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug, has become a menace in New Jersey and the Northeast United States in general. Their peak...
How to Keep Summer Houseflies at Bay
Summer is here, and with it comes the promise of long, sunny days and outdoor fun. But it also brings a common nuisance into our homes—houseflies. These pesky invaders can quickly turn an enjoyable summer into a frustrating...
Why Are Spotted Lantern Flies a Problem?
Why Are Spotted Lantern Flies a Problem? The Lycorma delicatula, or spotted lanternfly, might not be a familiar name for most of us, but it should be. The species may look like a type of moth or butterfly but are actually a type...
Tick Awareness in New Jersey for Summer
Ticks carry disease, become tick aware to keep your family safe. July marks the peak of tick season in New Jersey, a time when these tiny pests are most active. With warm and humid weather providing ideal conditions for their...