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NJ Mosquito Control – THE BEST DEFENSE AGAINST MOSQUITOES –www.actionpestcontrol.com Mosquitoes as Vectors These “vectors” are the #1 killers of human beings throughout the world: Malaria — from Anopheles species Yellow Fever — from Aedes species Dengue — from Aedes spp. (recent outbreak in Hawaii) Encephalitis diseases — many kinds, including West Nile Virus —

  No one wants their country invaded by a foreign enemy. On a much smaller scale, uninvited guests in your home with four or more legs can be just as intrusive! Action Termite and Pest Control, with thousands of customers in Middlesex County, has what it takes to keep unwanted vermin from overrunning your residence. Action Termite

Dropping 11,000 Feet at 75 April 25, Toms River, New Jersey:  Action Termite and Pest Control is pleased to congratulate our founder Richard F. Russell for completing his first sky dive.  At 75 years old, Mr. Russell decided to do something not many have the nerve to do and did it with no fear.  While

April 25, 2014, Toms River, New Jersey:  Action Termite and Pest Control has received between 10 and 20 calls a day over the last week regarding Carpenter Bees.  These large, attractive-looking bees often burrow into the exposed dry wood of buildings, fence posts and telephone poles. “Now is the season for carpenter bees,” commented John

  GREEN SOLUTION FOR TERMITE CONTROL – A Major Innovation in Termite Control The active ingredient in Altriset® termiticide was formulated based on a naturally occurring compound found in the bark of a South American plant, Ryania speciosa. From this, scientists created a breakthrough termiticide that works unlike any other. When a professional applies Altriset, he or she

Action’s Bed Bug Control Division Adds New Member to the Family March 5, 2014, Toms River, NJ:  Action Termite and Pest Control (www.actionpestcontrol.com) is pleased welcome of our new bed bug inspection dog, Westin.  Westin is a golden retriever that was rescued and given over 800 hours of training for her new life as a certified

The freakishly warm winter may have played a role in the ferocity of the early-season tornado outbreaks last week. But the conditions that led to that severe weather were a help here. David A. Robinson, the state climatologist at Rutgers University, said the storms of last week gave good rains to New Jersey, parched after

They are small but the cost to eradicate bedbugs can be large. The municipal building at 401 Chambers Bridge Rd. closed Thursday after bedbugs were found there and officials have spent $2,800 on the cleanup, according to township records. Toms River-based Action Termite and Pest Control found two bedbugs: one alive and one dead. The