As New Jersey’s landscape thaws and blossoms in spring, homeowners often notice fresh mounds of soil, raised tunnels, and damaged lawns — telltale signs of mole activity. While these elusive creatures remain underground most of the time, spring marks a peak in their visibility and damage. At Action Termite and Pest Control, we understand the […]
Presented by Action Termite and Pest Control At Action Termite and Pest Control, we’ve seen firsthand how carpenter ants can silently wreak havoc on New Jersey homes and businesses. While termites often get the spotlight when it comes to wood-damaging insects, carpenter ants can be just as destructive—especially if left unchecked. What Makes Carpenter Ants
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As warmer weather returns in spring, it brings more than just blooming flowers and sunshine—it also awakens a variety of pests, including one of the most misunderstood: the carpenter bee. While these large, solitary bees may seem harmless at first glance, they can inflict serious structural damage on your home if left unaddressed. With their
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At Action Termite and Pest Control, we understand the frustration and damage carpenter bees can cause. These wood-boring pests may resemble bumblebees, but don’t be fooled — their nesting habits can do serious harm to your home, especially to untreated or exposed wood around eaves, decks, fences, and sheds. Here’s how we get rid of
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As spring arrives, many homeowners begin to notice large, buzzing bees hovering around their porches, decks, eaves, and wooden structures. These are often carpenter bees, and their increased activity in spring is no coincidence. This time of year marks the beginning of their life cycle—and a season of wood-boring and nest-building that can cause concern
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Termites are often dubbed the “silent destroyers” for a good reason. These tiny pests can cause significant structural damage to homes and businesses, often going unnoticed until the destruction is extensive. Recognizing the early signs of termites is crucial to prevent costly repairs and ensure the safety of your property. 1. Discarded Wings Near Entry
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Why Termites Swarm? (and what every homeowner should know before the next warm, rainy day) 1 | Swarming: Nature’s Way of Starting New Colonies A termite “swarm” is the marriage flight of a mature colony. Winged males and females (called alates or swarmers) leave the nest, pair up, shed their wings and try to establish a brand‑new
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When the exterminator’s truck pulls into the driveway, many homeowners find themselves wondering: Do I actually have to pack up the family (and the dog) and head out, or can we just shut the bedroom door and keep streaming? The short answer is “it depends”—on the product being used, how it’s applied, who’s inside the home,
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Why Am I Getting Cave Crickets in My House? If you’ve been noticing an abundance of strange, hopping insects in your basement, garage, or other damp areas of your home, there’s a good chance they’re cave crickets—also referred to as spider crickets or camel crickets. While they may look ominous with their long hind legs
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Why Cave Crickets Are So Prevalent in the Spring in New Jersey If you live in New Jersey, you may have noticed that cave crickets—sometimes called camel crickets or spider crickets—seem to surge in numbers during the spring. These harmless yet somewhat startling insects favor the damp, dark corners of basements, garages, and cellars, emerging
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