Our Pest Control Blog
The best way to keep a pest-free home is to arm yourself with industry expertise. Our blog is here to keep you up-to-date on the latest and greatest in green pest control. When it comes to pests, knowledge is half the battle.
Like most other states in the US and across the globe, New Jersey is home to many types of bees and stinging insects. And while some types of bees are beneficial for our ecosystems, others present not just an annoyance to residents, but also potential risks.
One of the most invasive and frustrating pests you can have in the home is ants.
Did you know there is a National Mosquito Awareness Week? Though many people find mosquitoes to be an annoyance, they can also pose serious health hazards to people all over the world.
Mosquitos and ticks are more than just annoying pests. These creatures are responsible for the transmission of a number of deadly diseases including the Zika virus, West Nile virus, Lyme disease and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Many New Jersey residents consider spring to be their favorite season.
Ticks spread Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and other illnesses to people and animals.
When the summer ends, cold weather will soon follow. This means certain household pests will be seeking refuge indoors.
With tick season right around the corner, it’s more important than ever that you familiarize yourself with some basics about ticks, and how to control them.
In the eyes of some wildlife lovers, squirrels are among the cutest animals in the world.
Despite being a nuisance at times, bees and wasps have essential roles in our ecosystem.
