Brace Yourself for Early Spring Season Pests
Whether winter weather is colder or warmer than usual, it’s important for homeowners to be aware of potential pest problems that follow in early spring. Some types of weather can raise the risk of having pests invade your home....
Keep Pantry Pests From Invading Your New Jersey Business
When you own a restaurant, grocery store, or other business that sells or makes food, pantry pests can be a common problem. These pests are known to invade food supplies and lay eggs or feed on them, so that they need to be...
Subterranean Termites – The Best Control Method Is Prevention
Subterranean termites are a common type of termite in the U.S. These termites can cause widespread damage to homes for years before they’re found. Instead of waiting until you need NJ termite control for an infestation, take...
Stopping Bed Bugs – Rutgers Shares Best (And Worst) Techniques
Bed bugs have been a nuisance for NJ homeowners and business owners in recent years. Although professional NJ pest control service is available for these bugs, some individuals try to handle infestations on their own. Rutgers...
Creepy Camel Back Crickets – Get Them Under Control!
When you have a camel cricket problem in your home, these insects can easily startle you. Camel crickets or cave crickets are big bugs with a humpbacked appearance. Their size and behavior can be alarming for NJ homeowners....
Where Do Spiders Go In Winter?
When temperatures drop outside, you might not see as many spiders around. Do they die from the cold, or are they able to withstand it? It might surprise you to learn that you might need NJ spider control service this winter,...
Prevent Stink Bug Infestations This Winter
Having stink bugs in your home isn’t the most pleasant way to spend winter, especially when you’re cooped up inside. These bugs can invade homes this time of year in large numbers. Since crushing them causes them to emit a foul...
Winter is the Time To Thin the Herd for Lanternflies
Spotted lanternflies have become a major invasive nuisance in NJ. The good news is that adult lanternflies can’t survive when temperatures drop too low. The bad news is that their eggs can survive extreme cold. You might not need...