Spring Pest Prevention for Landlords
Springtime in New Jersey brings warmer weather, blooming flowers—and unfortunately, uninvited pests. For landlords, this season can turn into a nightmare if pests like termites, mosquitoes, carpenter bees, and ants invade their...
Tick Prevention and Control For New Jersey Families
Ticks are a common concern for families across New Jersey, especially during the warmer months. These tiny pests not only cause discomfort but can also carry harmful diseases like Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever....
Prevent Ant Infestations This Spring
Spring is here, and while it brings warmer weather and blooming flowers, it also signals the arrival of ant season. Odorous house ants, pavement ants, and carpenter ants are the most common pests that invade New Jersey homes this...
Spring in New Jersey Means Carpenter Bees
If you’ve noticed buzzing around your wooden fences, decks, or siding lately, carpenter bees could be the culprits. Common in New Jersey, these solitary, non-aggressive insects are often mistaken for bumblebees but have...
Preparing for Spring Pests in New Jersey
Spring in New Jersey is a beautiful time of year, with blooming flowers and warmer weather drawing residents outdoors. However, it’s also the season when pests like ticks, carpenter ants, and mosquitoes become active. Proper...
Signs You May Need Professional Pest Control
Dealing with pests in your home can be frustrating, but knowing when to call in professional pest control is essential for maintaining a safe and healthy space. While some minor infestations can be handled with DIY solutions,...
Guide to Centipedes and Silverfish
If you’ve spotted a quick scurry of legs in your New Jersey home, there’s a good chance you’ve encountered either a centipede or a silverfish. While they’re not the most concerning pests, their presence can lead to complications...
Efficient Cockroach Prevention and Extermination
Cockroaches are notorious pests, especially in New Jersey, where the region’s climate provides an ideal breeding ground for them. These unwelcome visitors are not only unpleasant but can also pose health risks. To succeed at...