Understanding New Jersey’s Neonicotinoid Pesticide Ban
New Jersey is leading the way in environmental preservation with its recent ban on neonicotinoid pesticides. This move is crucial for protecting our state’s diverse ecosystem and highlights the essential role pollinators play in...
Winter Pest Prevention
Winter in New Jersey! Usually, colder temperatures signal pests to hibernate or migrate, but what happens when winter remains unexpectedly warm? Read on to learn more about how temperatures can impact the presence and behavior of...
Holiday Pest Control
The winter holiday season is a time for joy, celebration, and hosting family and friends in the warmth of your home. Yet, while you prepare to welcome guests, you might unknowingly roll out the red carpet for unwelcome intruders...
Understanding and Controlling Clover Mites
Clover mites may be small, but these tiny pests can become quite a nuisance for New Jersey residents. Recognizing their characteristics can aid in controlling clover mites. Clover mites belong to the arachnid family, closely...
Stink Bug Behavior in the Fall
As the air turns crisp and the leaves begin their kaleidoscope of colors, New Jersey residents may notice an unwelcome guest seeking refuge in their homes. The infamous stink bug, known scientifically as Halyomorpha halys, ramps...
Severe weather events bring more than just immediate disruption. They can also lead to the unexpected consequence of increased pest activity in residential areas. By understanding how these weather conditions affect pest populations and taking prompt action can protect your home and health, you can succeed in post-storm pest control. The...
Pest Control Tips: How Scents Can Attract Common Pests
New Jersey residents and property owners are no stranger to the occasional unwelcome guest—whether that’s in your home or business. However, understanding how specific scents can attract pests like mice, ants, and...
Understanding Carpenter Ant Activity in New Jersey
Carpenter ants are a common issue for many New Jersey residents and homeowners, particularly due to their seasonal activity. Recognizing their presence early on can prevent substantial damage to your property. Here’s what you...