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SIX NEW JERSEY COUNTIES
Pest and Rodent Services for New Jersey Homes and Facilities
Eight services, one method: inspect, identify, treat to a written plan, then document what was applied. If you are not sure what you have, start with a general inspection — or call and describe it.
What we treat
Bed bug treatment
Inspection, targeted treatment, and a follow-up visit to verify. Discreet, unmarked arrival if you want it that way.
General pest control
The default when the problem is not yet diagnosed. Covers roaches, spiders, wasps and the occasional invaders that arrive with a season change.
Rodent control — rats and mice
Two different problems with two different treatments. Baiting and trapping deal with the population; exclusion work deals with the route back in.
Cockroach extermination
Crack-and-crevice application where they actually harbour, then monitors to confirm the population is gone rather than quiet.
Termite inspection and treatment
April and May is swarm season in New Jersey, and a flying ant is not a termite swarmer — we will tell you which you have.
Integrated Pest Management and maintenance plans
Scheduled service on a monthly, quarterly or annual cycle, with the written record a facility manager or school administrator will be asked to produce.
Ant and carpenter ant control, and mosquito and tick control, are offered and are covered by the general inspection. Their dedicated pages are not written yet — call 908-285-3404 and we will talk you through either one.
The same four steps, whatever the pest
You call or request an inspection, and we tell you when we can be there.
A technician inspects and confirms what it is and where it is coming from, before anything is applied.
We treat to a written plan you see first, not a verbal summary afterwards.
We document the application and follow up. The record is yours to keep.
Where these services are available
Essex, Hudson, Union, Passaic, Middlesex and Somerset counties — about four million residents, roughly 42 per cent of New Jersey. We do not claim the rest of the state.
Not sure which one you need?
Describe what you are seeing and we will tell you what it is likely to be and what it takes to deal with it.