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The Impact of Weather on Pest Activity in Ocean County, NJ
If you need assistance with pest control, a pest inspection for your home or business, or have concerns about a potential infestation, contact Patriot Exterminating, LLC. We’re here to help you keep your home pest-free, regardless of the weather. The Four Seasons of Pest Activity Ocean County experiences distinct seasons, each with its own climate…
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Crawl Space Encapsulation to Prevent for Crawl Space Mold
What Is Crawl Space Encapsulation Crawl space encapsulation is a process that involves sealing your crawl space to prevent moisture and mold growth. This is achieved by covering the walls and floor with a special moisture barrier, sealing all vents and openings, and providing proper drainage. It’s a common solution for problems in damp and…
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How Poor Yard Drainage Can Lead to Mold in Your NJ Home
Inadequate yard drainage can infiltrate your home and calling in professionals like Patriot Exterminating, LLC is crucial to remediate mold and protect your New Jersey property. The Threat of Poor Yard Drainage The exterior of your home is just as vital as the interior, and poor yard drainage can pose a serious threat to its…
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Will attic mold die on its own? When to call in the pros
Is Attic Mold Dangerous? First, let’s talk about what mold is. Mold is a type of fungus that grows in moist environments. If your attic has a leak, poor ventilation, or high humidity levels, mold can grow. Not all molds are dangerous, but some can cause health problems if you’re exposed to them for prolonged…
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Mistakes You’re Making That Let Mold Grow in Your Bathroom
What is Mold? Mold is a type of fungus that thrives in damp environments. It can cause health problems and damage to property if left unchecked. Most types of mold are visible to the naked eye; they may appear as dark spots on walls or ceilings, or fuzzy patches on shower curtains or tile grout.…
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How Exterminators Quickly Eliminate Your Rodent Infestation
The Benefits of Using a Mouse Exterminator Mice can enter homes through cracks and crevices, such as holes in walls or gaps under doors. They are attracted to food sources, including pet food, spilled cereal, and crumbs from countertops. They also like warm places that are quiet, dark, and safe; attics and basements often provide…
