Never Worry About Bugs Again

New Jersey pest control professionals are often asked many questions from panicked customers who have awoken with strange bite marks on their body. It’s important to remember that not all bites are the result of a bed bug infestation.  Other creatures that can leave bite marks on your body include: • Mosquitos • Ticks • Fleas • Biting Flies [...]

The summer of 2011 brought about numerous complaints by New Jersey residents to many pest control companies throughout New Jersey about an increase of insects eating more than their normal share of a variety of outdoor plants.  Notwithstanding the voracious appetite of the pesky stink bugs that have taken over the eastern seaboard in recent [...]

Humans are not the only creatures that are anxious to say good-bye to the frosty temperatures and snow covered grounds of New Jersey.  The cold winter weather is great for keeping unwanted pests away…at least that is what Mother Nature would like us to think!  NJ pest control experts report that some insects die off [...]

Take one step outdoors and you will see that yes indeed, winter has officially arrived.  Many New Jersey residents believe that once the cold winter weather takes hold, bothersome pests stop multiplying or die off completely.  This thought pattern allows annoying pests to invade New Jersey homes at alarming rates. Like humans, all types of [...]

The ground may be covered in glorious white snow in New Jersey and it may look peaceful and calm as the birds flitter about and the squirrels pounce up and down throughout the snow, but don’t be fooled, pesky home invaders are still trying to make their way indoors to seek shelter away from the [...]

Continuing from Monday… Outdoors you will find yellow sac spiders resting during the daytime under a silken sac that they create.  The protective sac can be found under a leaf, under landscape timbers, stones, bark, or logs.  Indoors, these spiders can easily be seen in the upper corners of rooms, ceilings, window molding, blinds, curtains, [...]

I have a love hate relationship with spiders.  For the most part, they are beneficial creatures.  They happily spend the spring and summertime gobbling up unwanted insects that would otherwise be damaging my beautiful garden.  Outside, they typically avoid humans at all costs for fear of being squished by our shoe or whacked with a [...]