Ah, bed bugs. The scourge of our modern society. Their mere existence causes stress and anxiety in the majority of people, which is why we’ve pulled together this list of bed bug exterminator NJ cost for you. In order to understand how to get rid of bed bugs it is important to properly identify what you are dealing with. A simple inspection and a few questions to anyone who has experienced bed bug bites, and you’ll be on your way to treating those pesky blood suckers. You may have heard of bed bugs before due to recent news coverage. Apparently some celebrities are scared of them and the media has had a field day. While having bed bugs isn’t as big as a deal as some reports make it out to be, it does have to be taken seriously.

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TERMITES

Termites are in the same Order as ants, and they can cause similar damage to your home. Here is a guide to termite control in NJ:

Subterranean termites (Reticulitermes speratus): These are the most common species of termite in NJ. They typically live underground and come out at night to feed on wood. If you see mud tubes along the walls under your home or near trees, this is an indication that subterranean termites are present. The best way to get rid of them is by hiring a professional exterminator who uses Sentricon® System baits that kill off entire colonies over time instead of just killing individual insects at random times during treatment like other methods do.
Formosan subterranean termite (Coptotermes formosanus): This type of subterranean makes similar mounds but they tend not to be as tall or wide as those made by Reticulitermes species; if you suspect having these types then it’s also important not just getting rid but also prevention techniques such as applying insecticides around foundation walls every three years or so because even though their populations have been low since their arrival here we still don’t want them coming back!

BED BUGS

Bed Bugs

Bed bugs are parasitic insects that feed on the blood of humans or animals. These wingless, oval-shaped insects have a flat body about the size of an apple seed. Bed bugs do not fly, but they can move quickly over floors, walls, and ceilings.

Bed bugs have been around since ancient Egypt and Babylonian times. For centuries they were a common problem in homes and bedding throughout Europe as well as North America. With the introduction of effective pesticides in the mid 1940s, bed bug populations were nearly eradicated worldwide. However, with increased international travel and changing pest control practices in many areas of industrialized countries (which led to decreased use of residual sprays), bed bug infestations have become more prevalent during recent years.

WASPS

Wasp infestation is a common problem in New Jersey, as the state has several types of wasps that make their homes among humans. The most common species are paper wasps (which are not aggressive), yellow jackets and bald-faced hornets. If you see one or more nests around your home, contact a pest control professional right away.

ANTS

Ants are among the most difficult pests to control. Ant colonies can be large and spread across several rooms in a building or even multiple buildings. Worse yet, ants are dangerous—they bite and sting people and pets, causing painful irritation that may result in infection if not treated properly. The control of ants can also be very expensive because it requires professional treatment by an experienced pest control company with special-use pesticides such as an insect growth regulator (IGR).

MOSQUITOS

Mosquitoes are a common pest in New Jersey. They can be a major problem for homeowners and renters alike, because they can spread disease and cause annoying bites. Mosquitoes can be found in yards, pools, ponds and other outdoor areas where water is present. The best way to deal with mosquitoes is to hire an exterminator who will use professional equipment to get rid of them for you.

CARPENTER BEES

When you think of bees, you probably picture honeybees and bumblebees. These are the most common species of bee in North America. However, there are a number of other types of bee that may also frequent your home:

Carpenter Bees – These large, black-and-yellow striped insects with long snouts have been known to bore into wood in search of food (typically pollen or nectar). They can cause major damage to wooden structures such as eaves and fences.

Bumble Bees – The largest native bee found in North America, bumble bees are often seen feeding at flowers throughout the summer months. While they’re rarely aggressive toward humans, they can sting if you get too close while they’re gathering pollen or nectar from flowers or plants—so stay out of their way!

Honey Bees – Honey bees live together in large colonies where they raise young together; each colony is made up entirely of fertile females (queens) and nonfertile female workers that perform various tasks within the colony’s hive structure. A swarm consists mostly of males who leave their hives briefly during mating season so that they can mate with virgin queens who leave their original colonies on “nuptial flights”. This results in new colonies being established by these mated queens which then grow into larger populations within months’ time.”

FLIES

The flies can be a nuisance in your home or business. They are attracted to food and waste, which may be found in your kitchen, garbage pails, or outside dumpsters. Flies also spread diseases like salmonella and E. coli which can cause digestive problems if ingested by people or pets.

Fly infestations can be a problem for both homeowners and businesses alike because they are hard to eradicate completely once they take hold of an area and begin breeding rapidly. The good news is that there are many ways you can get rid of flies on your own without hiring a professional exterminator – but it will require some work on your part!

FLEAS

Fleas are a common pest that can be found in the bedding and carpets of many homes. They are small insects that bite into the skin of humans and animals to feed on blood. Flea bites are painful, especially if they occur often or over a long period of time.

Fleas can spread infections such as plague and typhus if they bite an infected animal then jump onto another animal or human, who may then become infected themselves when bitten by fleas carrying the disease-causing bacteria (bacteria) in their stomachs.

If you have noticed flea bites on your pet or someone else’s pet, it is important to take action immediately before they become infected with these diseases – see our article “How do I treat my dog for fleas?” for further advice on how best to deal with this problem.”

STINK BUGS

Stink bugs are a nuisance pest that is found in large numbers in your house. They don’t bite, but can cause damage to your wooden furniture and plants. If these are not removed from the house, they can spread bacteria and cause sickness as well.

RODENTS

Rodents are small, furry animals that live in colonies. They have sharp claws and teeth, so they can chew through walls and wires to get into your home. The most common rodents found in NJ are mice and rats.

Mice: Mice spread diseases like salmonella and hantavirus through their urine or feces when they get inside our homes. They also love to gnaw on electrical wires which can cause fires if the insulation is damaged by their teeth!

Rats: Rats are known for spreading diseases like bubonic plague, fleas, lice, tapeworms and roundworms from their nests outside into homes where people live – yuck! Rat droppings (called “spoor”) also contain harmful bacteria such as Salmonella typhi which causes typhoid fever in humans if ingested

WILDLIFE REMOVAL SERVICE

Wildlife Removal Service in NJ

Wildlife is an ever-present danger to homes and businesses. Raccoons, squirrels, rats, snakes and other critters can cause significant damage to your home if they’re not removed immediately. We offer residential and commercial wildlife removal services that are both humane and effective. Our technicians will assess the situation upon arrival, then use safe techniques to remove unwanted animals from your property without causing further harm or injury. If you have a problem with wild animals on your property contact our wildlife specialists today!