by swatms | Nov 27, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Uncategorized, Wood Destroying Insects
Christmas Tree Bug Awareness and Prevention The spotted lanternfly an invasive bug from Eastern Asia has come to New Jersey. The bug was first found in Pennsylvania 4 years ago. It is rapidly spreading to the Eastern part of the United States. The bug is now in NJ....
by swatms | Nov 20, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Uncategorized, Wood Destroying Insects
Winter Bug Types & Prevention Summer is over and the weather is getting colder. You may feel you can relax when it comes to pest control; unfortunately, this is not the case. Winter pest control is just as important as keeping pests out of your home in spring and...
by swatms | Oct 31, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Uncategorized, Wood Destroying Insects
Reasons For Fall Pest Control Even though the weather is getting cooler, pest control should still be a priority. While the summer brings about certain pests and rodents, pest control should be year-round. There are many insects in New Jersey, including bedbugs and...
by swatms | May 21, 2018 | Occasional Invaders, Uncategorized, Wood Destroying Insects
5 Spring & Summer Ant Species Home Invaders Ants. They look like tiny aliens wearing armor, sometimes marching in a line or building a mound for us to step in. Let’s take a look at the different kinds of ants and their roles in the insect kingdom. Pavement...
by swatms | Apr 10, 2018 | Blog, Nuisance Wildlife, Occasional Invaders, Rodents, Stinging or Biting Insects, Uncategorized, Wood Destroying Insects
Proactive Steps to Take to Prevent Pest Infestations Spring is here. That means, unfortunately, so are a lot of unwanted pests … and these insects are not only in the air. They are in your walls, on your countertops, and trying to sneak into every nook and...
