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Phone: (732) 873-8001

Address: 477 Hamilton St, Somerset, NJ 08873

Website: http://www.protexpest.net

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Protex Termite & Pest Control

Residential Pest Control
At Protex Termite and Pest Control, Inc., we have a vested interest in providing a safe, environmentally-conscious, cost-effective solutions for your pest problems. We will never provide a treatment based on popularity or price, which will not solve a pest control problem. You can count on us, Warren New Jersey's pest control specialists for over 35 years.
Commercial Pest Control
From office buildings and restaurants to apartment buildings and homeowners associations, we are fully qualified and insured to take care of all of your commercial pest control needs. Our commercial services are available on a one-time only basis or monthly, semi-monthly, quarterly, bi-annually, and annually as service plans. We can customize a commercial service plan to cater to any business size, large or small.
Pest Identification
Pest control experts for over 35 years, we at Protex Termite and Pest Control, Inc. are seasoned professionals. Our technicians are NJ-credentialed inspectors and state-certified pesticide applicators. We have been trained in pest identification and damage recognition, and we're fully insured. We are members of the National Pest Control Association and of the New Jersey Pest Control Association. We offer services for both residential and commercial properties.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
Everyone in Somerset County can agree that finding carpenter ants, mice, or any other crawly thing inside your home is unsettling. Protex is here to effectively remove any insect, wild animal, or rodent to avoid any or further structural damage. Our custom pest control plans extend to commercial properties. We offer one time, monthly, semi-annual, and annual treatments depending on what your specific environment needs. See for yourself why most of our new business comes from referrals.
Spiders
Except for poisonous spiders, such as the black widow and the brown recluse, spiders are not harmful to humans. When it’s important to eliminate spiders, chemical control is used, along with destruction of webs and eggs. Since they feed on insects, measures that eliminate unwanted insects will also reduce spider populations.
Termites
Termites eat wood and can cause great structural damage to your property. A typical homeowner’s insurance policy in Central New Jersey does not cover destruction caused by termites, even though they cause over 1 billion dollars in damage to homes throughout the United States each year. Our inspection and treatment program can help you understand the threat of termites, and we will take the necessary steps to protect your home.
Bed Bugs
Bed Bugs are increasingly becoming a problem within residences of all kinds and can be found in public places. Adult bed bugs are small, brownish insects, just under a 1/4" long and are relatively flat. Immature bed bugs (nymphs) resemble the adults, but are much smaller and lighter in color. Newly-hatched nymphs are translucent and are no bigger than a pinhead.
Fleas
Fleas can be very difficult to eliminate once they have entered your home or infested your pet. Female fleas need a blood meal before they can lay eggs. Once the host discovers bites on their skin, it usually indicates a complete life cycle has occurred inside your home or office building.
Cockroaches
Roaches spread human disease by depositing disease organisms on food and utensils. The American cockroach, which comes into contact with human excrement in sewers or with pet droppings, may transmit bacteria that cause, amongst other diseases, Salmonella.
Bees
Carpenter bees cause damage to wood on homes and buildings by chewing tunnels in the wood to lay eggs. These insects have erratic flight patterns and appear to be diving, darting, and chasing one another in mid-air, darting with sharp turns and hovering around nesting sites. Carpenter bee females excavate wood in order to build nests for eggs, which often results in staining on the side of the building right by the hole. Carpenter bees are wood destroying insects and become active in early spring.
Wasps
Our main concern was the wasps nesting under our siding, and he was able to observe them going in and out of the nests and told us that spray would be enough to take care of them. He also pointed out some other places that we would need to seal up.
Ticks
Ticks are small blood-sucking arachnids that vary in color depending on the species. Generally 1/8 to 1/4 of an inch in size, ticks are often found on a host (either a person or family pet) feeding. Ticks are vectors of a number of diseases including Lyme Disease, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever and Tularemia.
Beetles
There are hundreds of different types of beetles but most beetle species live in or on plants, wood, fungi, and a variety of stored products, including cereals, tobacco, and dried fruits. Some species, such as the Boll Weevil, cause significant damage, feeding on plants and flowers. The Japanese beetle is a highly-destructive plant pest that can be very difficult and expensive to control.
Stink Bugs
Brown Marmorated Stink Bugs (stink bugs) will enter structures such as homes or offices in order to survive the cold winter months. Although stink bugs do not pose a risk to the structure or the health of the occupants, they are considered a nuisance due to the numbers in which they infest structures. They are indigenous to countries in East Asia such as China and Japan and were introduced to the United States between in 1996-1997 in Allentown, PA. Recently, we are seeing stink bug populations taking a firm root and entomologists are expecting in-home infestations to increase dramatically.

Bats
North America is home to many species of bats, which often roost in man-made buildings, and love the attics of homes. None of these animals are actually blind, but they do use echolocation in order to aid in navigation on the wing. They are all insectivorous, catching insects on the wing.
Moles
Raccoons
Our pest control services extend to wild animals such as raccoons, bats, birds, groundhogs, and squirrels. Just as we offer eco-friendly solutions, we use the most human removal methods for these wild animals.

Birds
Bird problems can come in many forms. Nesting and/or roosting in unwanted areas can create nuisance noise, sanitation and maintenance problems, as well as potential health hazards in buildings and homes. Bird droppings are unsightly, can cause staining or damage and promote the transmission of several diseases affecting man. Prevention of nesting in or around air conditioning and heating units is especially important.

Rodents
Our commercial services include interior and exterior, rooftop, birds, rodents, or any specialized pest control problems. A complete posting and/or log can be maintained for your convenience or requirements if necessary.
Mice
The house mouse is one of the most troublesome and costly rodents in the United States. They are found in and around homes and commercial structures. House mice consume and contaminate food meant for humans or pets. In addition, they cause considerable damage to structures and property, and they can transmit diseases such as salmonella.
Rats
An adult mouse can be as big as about 5 to 7 inches long, including the 3- to 4-inch tail. A very adaptable animal, the house mouse often lives in close association with humans, along with the Norway Rat and the Roof Rat; however, mice are more common and more difficult to control than rats.
Squirrels
Thank you… Just wanted to thank you so much for getting rid of the squirrels in my attic. I certainly received the most professional service. I would definitely use your services again and recommend you to others having pest problems.
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