Do Any Ants Carry Disease?
Having ants in your home means you’ll have to worry about them getting into your food. Do you also have to worry about them spreading diseases to you and your family? Find out if this is a concern for homeowners and whether or...
Why Are Tiny Kitchen Ants Called “Sugar Ants”?
When you see small ants in your kitchen, you might think of them as sugar ants. This is a common name for different types of ants that can invade kitchens and pantries. Find out why you’ll need pest control in Monmouth County if...
What to Know About New Jersey Carpenter Ants
Carpenter ants aren’t as much of a threat to kitchen and pantry items as sugar ants and other smaller ants. However, these large ants can be a threat to your home in other ways. Here’s why you should watch for carpenter ants and...
Carpenter Bees – Do They Have Stingers?
Seeing carpenter bees flying around can be alarming, especially if they head your way. Are these large bees able to sting you? Find out if you should be worried about these bees and whether or not you’ll need Monmouth County pest...
How Mosquito Breeding Changes Have Grown Better Disease Carriers
Mosquitoes are often thought of as nuisances due to their bites, which typically cause an itchy reaction. However, these pests can also spread diseases, which makes it important to have Monmouth County pest control experts handle...
Learn More About Underground Nesting Bees to Stay Safe
While it’s easy enough to spot wasp and bee nests that are hanging from trees or the eaves of your roof, it’s much harder to find underground nests. Unfortunately, this can put you at risk of being stung if you stumble across one...
Yellow Jacket Sting First Aid – Quick Treatment is Key
Yellow jackets can inflict painful stings when you accidentally disturb them or get too close to their nest. If you’ve been stung, it’s important to know what to do about it. Keep the following first aid tips in mind for yellow...
How is Wasp Venom Different Than Bee Venom?
Wasps and bees are both able to deliver venomous stings when they feel threatened. However, the venom in these stings isn’t the same. Wasp venom and bee venom contain different kinds of allergens that can cause reactions in...