Expert Pest Control Services in Edison, NJ

Most bed bugs can be found within a few feet of their feeding host, which includes mattresses, headboards, baseboards, and other furniture close by. Bat bugs may be seen in a few of these places as well, but are mainly found in areas that harbor bats, such as attics. They may be seen up on ceilings and on the walls, but usually stay within the vicinity of their food source.

Typical signs of carpenter ant infestations may include: Carpenter ant adults usually appear as large black ants. However, some species contain combinations of black, red or orange occurring on various parts of the body. Carpenter ants prefer to attack wood which has been moistened and is damp or weakened by decay. The difference between carpenter ants and termites is that termites eat the wood while carpenter ants make nests within the structure. Carpenter ant nests can be located in attics, underneath floor coverings, in ceilings, and cracks in walls. Carpenter ants are most active during the night when they forage for food Carpenter ants may bite in defense when their nest is disturbed

There are a number of ways a pest professional may treat for carpenter bees, but a few common ways are residual liquid treatment, dust product application and plugging of carpenter bee holes. E&G exterminators provides liquid and dust treatment as well as the plugging of the carpenter bee holes.

Carpenter bees, which are often mistaken for bumble bees due to their similar appearance, are not typically a danger to you, but they can be to your home. They aggressively attack homes, especially along the eaves of roofs where they drill holes and chew into the wood where they build a nest to raise their young. In the fall, new carpenter bees tend to use these tunnels to survive the cold winterincreasing the number of bees and the damage they will create the next spring. Once a home gets carpenter bees the issue tends to reoccur each spring. Besides the damage carpenter bees can cause to wooden structures, their presence oftentimes can attract woodpeckers, which would create more extensive damage to the existing holes made by the bees.

Stink bugs make their ways indoors beginning in the late summer to overwinter in homes. Once they enter a structure, they will stay active all winter long. As the weather warms up and spring arrives, stink bugs will emerge throughout your home as they try to make their way outdoors once again. Although they pose no harm to humans, they can be troublesome for homeowners if they invade a home in large numbers, which can be frustrating when they become active.