Management of Common New Jersey Ants
New Jersey is home to a surprising variety of ants—over 100 species, to be exact! These tiny creatures are more than just household pests; they play a vital role in the environment, contributing to soil health, seed dispersal,...
Effective Pest Control for Property Managers
Keeping apartments and condos free of pests is a top priority for property managers. Pests cause property damage, proving to become expensive; additionally, pests create health concerns and tenant dissatisfaction. Implementing a...
Common Household Pest Hiding Spots
Household pests are more than just an annoyance—they can damage property, spread disease, and create unsanitary living conditions. For homeowners, renters, and property managers, knowing common household pest hiding spots is key...
Fly Control Strategies for Commercial Businesses
Flies are more than just a nuisance—they can pose serious risks to hygiene, customer satisfaction, and your business’s reputation. Whether you’re in the hospitality industry, managing a retail store, or overseeing a warehouse,...
Common Winter Household Pests
December in New Jersey brings more than just a chill in the air; it also invites unwelcome guests into our homes. Mice, cockroaches, and bed bugs are common household pests that seek shelter and warmth as temperatures drop....
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...