Never Worry About Bugs Again

Big and small, spiders, more than any other type of creepy crawly make people squeamish for a variety of reasons report pest control professionals in Ocean County, NJ.  Perhaps it is because of their long legs, or the fact that they can run fast, or climb up to high places.  Maybe it’s because they seem to [...]

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 [...]

There are several types of bugs that bite humans and leave their mark for all to see report NJ pest control professionals.  Mosquitos, fleas, ticks, bed bugs, spiders, ants, and even cockroaches won’t hesitate to partake in human flesh if it suits their fancy.  Bite wounds will vary for each insect depending on what type [...]

NJ Pest Control professionals treat all kinds of troublesome pests throughout the state.  According to the National Pest Management Association’s 2011 Bugs Without Borders Survey it was revealed that 73 percent of the respondents queried reported that bed bugs are the most difficult pest to eradicate? Some people may contend that the use of DDT [...]

Spiders…why do we fear them so much?  Spider fear, otherwise known as arachnophobia, is real.  Some people are so afraid of spiders that the phobia can be triggered by the thought or a picture of a spider.  The presence of a spider in your home can make even the most manly of men run for [...]

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 [...]