Our Pest Control Blog
When the weather is favorable, termites often take flight to search for a suitable location for a new colony. In our service area in New Jersey and also in other states in the Northeast, this process generally occurs on warm days after a period of rainfall.
Regarding pests, rats and mice are some of the nastiest. They can carry other insects as well as diseases. You do not want them in your home. One of the first things you may think of is setting traps to get rid of the mice yourself. These traps are not as effective as you may assume.
Carpenter bees derive their name because of their habit of boring holes in wood. These bees hibernate during the window in tunnels, emerging when the weather grows warm. They are solitary in nature and may sting.
Your home should be a safe place for you to relax and unwind. Certain pests can definitely ruin the mood. Here are the top five pests that tend to plague New Jersey residents.
Many people decorate their yards during autumn by placing haystacks, scarecrows, and pumpkins on their lawns and porches. Though these decorations may put you in the fall spirit, they attract many different pests. Pumpkins rot slowly over time, attracting various pests that feed on the fruit.
Ants can invade your home throughout the year in search of food. Once a scout finds a reliable food source, other colony members will follow a scent trail to the bounty. Even the most clean and well-maintained homes are at risk.
One of the main reasons people do not like hiring pest control specialists is the time it takes to complete treatments. However, when you are dealing with living things inside your home, the process takes time. In this guide, we go over how long pest control treatments take.
During the warmer seasons, drain flies are pretty good at survival. However, what happens if they become exposed to colder climates? These pests have some serious survival skills when it comes to certain situations. Can they make it through the winter?
When temperatures drop in autumn, pests look for warm places to spend the winter. Crickets, rats, and mice easily slip inside your house. Once they’ve found a way to invade your home, they quickly set up colonies and begin breeding. Before you realize it, you have an infestation.
