Spotted Lanternflies Are Back in 2025
If you see a spotted lanternfly in New Jersey, don’t ignore it. While they might look pretty with their colorful wings, these pests are destructive invaders that threaten our plants, trees, and overall ecosystem. Unfortunately,...
Protect Your Textiles from Clothes Moths
For businesses that sell textiles, clothes moths can be a costly nuisance. These tiny pests are more than a mild inconvenience—they have a knack for damaging natural fibers like wool, silk, and cotton. The good news? With the...
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...
Termite Management for Property Managers Part 2
Welcome back to our blog series for property managers in New Jersey! Now that you have a better understanding of termite behavior and the damage they can cause, in this post, we’ll look at essential prevention and control...
Termite Management for Property Managers Part 1
Termites may be tiny, but their impact on properties is anything but small. For property managers in New Jersey, understanding termites and the risks they pose is crucial to safeguarding buildings and maintaining property value....
Stink Bugs: A Comprehensive Guide
If you’ve noticed pesky stink bugs like the Brown Marmorated Stink Bug invading your home during the fall months, you’re not alone – they are a growing nuisance in New Jersey households, and understanding their habits...