Are Those Itchy Welts Bed Bug Bites?
When you find bites on your skin in the morning, how do you know for sure if they’re from bed bugs? Fleas and other bugs can also leave bite marks behind. It’s important to determine if you really do have a bed bug problem in...
Tips on Keeping Cockroaches from Taking Over Your Restaurant
Having cockroaches running around your restaurant is a surefire way to lose business. These pests, which are drawn to sources of food and water, leave germs behind on the surfaces they crawl across. These germs can end up...
Sensitivity: Why Some React to Bed Bug Bites and Others Don’t
Bed bugs are known for feeding on people’s blood, which can cause bite marks to appear. Some people have more severe reactions to these bites than others, but why does this happen? Find out more about why some individuals are...
Flies are Dirtier Than Cockroaches in a Food Service Environment
You wouldn’t want to see a cockroach crawling over your food at a restaurant, but did you know that a fly would leave even more germs behind? Flies actually spread a higher number of germs than cockroaches, yet restaurant patrons...
New Jersey Winter Indoor Biting Insects
When summer ends, you might be safe from wasps and other outdoor pests that bite or sting. However, there are some indoor biting insects that can get you inside your home. Find out more about what might be biting you this fall...
What Are Pantry Pests and Why Are They a Problem?
When you think of insect pests that get into your food, ants and flies are probably the first ones that come to mind. However, there are several other pests that can contaminate bags and boxes of food. Find out more about these...
How to Know If You Have Mice
When you have mice in your home, these small pests can contaminate your food and put you at risk of getting sick. Dealing with these rodents through professional pest control services in Monmouth County is crucial before an...
Dangerous Longhorned Ticks Make Their Way to New Jersey
NJ is home to different kinds of ticks, including deer ticks, but an invasive species is also making an appearance. Longhorned ticks, which came here from Asia, have been found in NJ. Find out more about these ticks and why it’s...