Professional Pests Control
Hasbrouck Heights is an elevated Bergen County borough that blossomed during the 20th century. Largely residential with a few sprinklings of industry, it’s home to professionals, families, and tight-knit neighbors. Pests are plentiful and often found in basements, garages, and walls.
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Hasbrouck Heights: Elevated Expectations
Hasbrouck Heights is a Bergen County town known for its slight elevation. Compact and walkable, the landscape winds through gentle ridges, greenbelts, tree-lined streets, and family-friendly parks. Although largely residential, a central commercial corridor sits along the main boulevard, forming a stable, middle-class city with strong people and traditional values.
Incorporated in 1894, the town was named after the Hasbrouck family, who were among the early settlers in the area. Like surrounding municipalities, the city soared to new heights beyond its farmland beginnings. As transportation expanded, through railways and automobiles, commuting out of New York became accessible, and towns teeming with tranquility were born. Today, the borough is best known for its close-knit community, friendly people, and well-maintained neighborhoods. It vibes with young professionals, regional spirit, and suburban serenity, combined with urban adventure a stone’s throw away.
Webmasters and Bloodsuckers
Hasbrouck Heights lures all kinds of tricky trespassers and intrusive invaders. They gain entry through tattered window screens, foundation cracks, open doors, vents, and chimneys.
Worldwide, there are over 50,000 spider species; in New Jersey, there are around 400-500 eight-legged evaders. Among the most common are the Yellow Garden Spider, the Orb-Weaver, the Wolf Spider, and the Black Widow. Even when harmless, spiders can be unsettling, especially if they’re large (like yellow garden spiders or wolf spiders). Some are nocturnal, hunting their prey and building their webs during your REM cycle.
Mosquitos suck in more ways than one. The females bite, using human blood to develop their eggs (although some prefer to feed on birds or reptiles). While the bites aren’t overly painful, they are harmful. Mosquitoes are the Typhoid Marys of the insect world, spreading everything from malaria and yellow fever to West Nile. They also transmit heartworm to dogs.
Mice spread disease as well and contaminate surfaces, not just with the pitter patter of little mouse feet but because they constantly urinate as they move, leaving scent trails along the way. They can jump over a foot high and easily climb textured surfaces like cement and brick, making their way up (and in) your Hasbrouck Heights walls as if tiny-tailed spidermen. Unlike rats, a species cautious around new things, mice often demonstrate curiosity, continuing the tradition of their sworn enemy: Cats.
Whether you’ve got a new infestation or a long-term issue on your property, we’re here to help!