Landscape Pests in Late June
Late June is a vibrant time for New Jersey landscapes—but it’s also prime time for some pesky invaders. If you’re a homeowner or landscaper in the Garden State, you may have noticed signs of damage caused by landscape pests like...
Mosquito Protection for New Jersey Summers
Summer in New Jersey brings sunny days, warm evenings, and unfortunately, mosquitoes. These pesky insects are more than just a nuisance—they can also carry diseases like West Nile Virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis. The good...
Understanding Wood-Boring Insects: Powder Post Beetles
Powder post beetles are small but destructive wood-boring insects that can wreak havoc on wooden structures, furniture, and even cherished antiques. If left unchecked, these pests have the potential to reduce hardwoods like oak,...
Understanding and Managing Greenhead Flies
Greenhead flies are a summertime nuisance for many New Jersey residents, especially near the state’s salt marshes. With their painful bites and relentless swarms, these insects can disrupt outdoor activities and leave homeowners...
What You Need to Know About Earwig Infestations in New Jersey
Ever seen a small insect with pinchers at the end of its body crawling around your home or garden? That creepy-crawly is likely an earwig. While earwigs are mostly harmless to humans, no one wants them invading their living...
DIY Pest Control: Dangers and Solutions Part 2
When pests invade, the stakes are high. Termites can silently destroy the structural integrity of your home, ticks can spread Lyme disease, and rodents can contaminate your living spaces. That’s why skipping DIY pest control and...
DIY Pest Control: Dangers and Solutions Part 1
Your home is your haven, and the last thing you want is unwanted guests like termites, carpenter ants, rodents, ticks, or carpenter bees invading your space. While reaching for a can of pesticide or a do-it-yourself kit may seem...
Stinging Insects in New Jersey Part 2
Yellow jackets might be smaller, but they pack a punch when it comes to aggression. If you’ve had a close encounter with stinging insects in New Jersey, there’s a good chance it was a yellow jacket. Their behavior, nesting...