Randolph: Blending Country, City, and Suburbia

Pest Control in Randolph and Beyond

Randolph is often plagued by pests; the inviting New Jersey landscape provides a cozy critter habitat for all kinds of creatures.

Spiders don’t think the great outdoors are all that grand, and most spend their lives inside. They’re attracted to undisturbed and peaceful areas, like crawlspaces, basements, storage areas, and attics. If a food source is available in the form of other insects, a spider will spin its web and set down roots.

Ticks do like the outdoors, but they enter homes on pets, people, clothing, and backpacks. They’re opportunistic parasites; rather than actively seeking prey, they hitchhike onto animals and people walking by. They don’t jump or fly; instead, they stretch out their front legs to grab onto their host. In other words, they’re the Inspector Gadgets of the insect world.

Rats are also opportunistic; they care more about food, warmth, and shelter than they do cleanliness (which is why they’re found in sewers, dumpsters, and cluttered yards). While rats are much larger than mice (around 2-3 times longer and as much as 20 times heavier), they’re still able to sneak into Randolph homes and buildings through tiny holes and cracks. A mouse can slip in through an opening as small as a dime; a rat needs one roughly the size of a quarter.

Pantry moths, unsurprisingly, infest pantries, preferring things like flour, pasta, crackers, seeds, and pet food. They enter through purchased products, such as cereal boxes, and are damaging during their larval stage, as adults don’t eat at all. This means one important thing: If you see a pantry moth flying around, you already have an infestation!

No matter the type of pest pestering you, we can help! Our fast, effective solutions remove a variety of creepy crawlies and critters from your property, safely and quickly.