by swatms | Sep 17, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Uncategorized
Boxelder Bugs, Boxelder Trees & The Indoors If you have a large garden full of plants and flowers or a yard that’s filled with trees, you’ve likely seen boxelder bugs. These insects feed on boxelder trees. Boxelder bugs are not physically harmful to humans per...
by swatms | Sep 12, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Stinging or Biting Insects, Uncategorized
All About The Kissing Bug There’s a chance you may have seen reports about dangerous kissing bugs on social media. These insects look a lot like cockroaches. There have been reports that they could be a threat to New Jersey as they’ve infested surrounding states....
by swatms | Aug 27, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Uncategorized
Stink Bugs If you’ve noticed that you have stink bugs in house and yard, you’ve probably discovered that they can be annoying. These insects are found in various parts of the United States in fields and gardens, and occasionally they nest in homes. In late summer and...
by swatms | Aug 24, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Stinging or Biting Insects, Uncategorized
Tick Season in NJ If you live in New Jersey and the surrounding areas, it’s important to know how to protect yourself against ticks. The winters can be wet in the state and spring is sometimes very humid, as well. This, combined with lots of compacted vegetation in...
by swatms | Aug 7, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Uncategorized
Ant Infestation? As the summer progresses, ants may find their way into your home, seemingly out of nowhere. Knowing how to get rid of ants safely and effectively can keep you and your loved ones from getting any unpleasant surprises when you’re settling down for a...
by swatms | Jul 17, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Stinging or Biting Insects, Uncategorized
Let Only an Expert Remove Your Hornets and Wasps Now that the weather is warm, hornets and wasps are likely going to be around your home more often. There’s also a good chance that you’ll see their nests on your porch or deck during the spring and summer months....
