What Does a Termite Swarm Look Like?
Termites are known for being hard to detect, since they mostly stay out of sight. However, some termites swarm in the spring, making them easier for homeowners to detect. What should you be looking for and when should you hire...
20% of Our Blog Post Readers Will Get Termites This Year
Did you know that one in five homes in NJ have a termite problem? In other words, your chance of having termites in your home right now is 20 percent. Should you get pest control services in Monmouth County for these pests? Learn...
Signs of an Early Spring Termite Infestation – What to Know
This spring, take time to go around your home looking for signs of a termite infestation. The earlier you find these signs, the better your chances are at preventing severe damage to your NJ home. Professional pest control...
Termite Identification Tips for New Jersey Homeowners
Termites don’t all look the same. These pests can vary in appearance depending on their species and the caste system they belong to in their colony. It’s helpful to know more about what different termite colony members look like,...
Plan Ahead for Spring and Summer Mosquito Season by Getting a Service Quote Now
One of the disadvantages of warmer weather is that mosquitoes start showing up again. These disease-carrying bugs can make your spring and summer a miserable one, especially this year. With larger populations expected, you might...
What to Know About New Jersey Carpenter Bees
Those large bees flying near your home might not necessarily be bumblebees. Carpenter bees are sometimes mistaken for bumblebees, and it’s important to know whether or not you have these flying insects around. You might need pest...
What to Know About New Jersey Carpenter Ants
Carpenter ants might make their presence known in your NJ home as the weather warms up. These large ants can be a problem if they find their way inside homes. Keep the following information in mind about these ants, so you can...
What Does the Damage Caused by Carpenter Bees Look Like?
Carpenter bees are large bees that typically tunnel their way through unfinished wood to establish their nests. These bees, which resemble bumble bees in terms of their size, can cause damage to home exteriors, sheds, wooden...