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Exterminator, Pest Control, Ant, Pest and Bed Bug Removal Passaic County NJ

A Valdez Pest Control LLC has helped homeowners and business owners throughout Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, and surrounding areas for more than 10 years. Through the years, Earned a reputation for prompt, reliable, consistent, and unbeatable service.

Pest control Passaic County NJ, Ant removal Passaic County NJ, Pest removal Passaic County NJ, Bed bug removal Passaic County NJ, Exterminator Passaic County NJ

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Why A. ValdezA. Valdez Pest Control is a family-owned business that has serviced the residential and commercial community in northern New Jersey for the past 12 years. We earned the reputation for prompt, reliable, and consistent pest control service in the counties of Passaic, Bergen, Essex, Morris, Hudson, Sussex, and Union. We pride ourselves in working with our customers to fully meet their pest control needs and being accommodating to their schedule or immediate service for any emergency situations. We have extensive experience in diagnosing the severity of any pest situation in homes and businesses and then offering an effective and efficient solution to resolving the issue.All the technicians at A. Valdez Pest Control are highly trained and certified with a clean background check. Due to continuous required training and seminars throughout the year, our technicians are fully knowledgeable in their field. When performing a service, they also pass on that knowledge to the customers with full detail as to the services that are being performed and pest prevention techniques.

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Residential Services

Pavement AntsAntsCarpenter AntsCricketsSilverfishMillipedesCentipedesCicadasFleas

WaspsHornetsCarpenter beesYellow jacketsStink bugsSpringtailsPill bugsMeal mothsFirebrats

CockroachesSpidersRatsHouse miceDeer miceTicksFabric pestsStored product pestsSow bugsBeetles

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Bronze Plan Silver Plan Gold Plan

Interior and Exterior Spray

Interior and Exterior Spray

Interior and Exterior Spray

Household pests Household pests Household pests

Exterior rodent bait stations

Exterior rodent bait stations

Termite monitor stations

Residential Service Plans 

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Commercial Service Liquor storesGrocery storeDinersCoffee ShopsEducation FacilitiesRetailProperty managementStorage facilitiesSupermarketsOffice buildings/ Corporate CampusesWarehousesHospitalityHealth care facilitiesMulti-family dwellingsRestaurantsHealth Clubs

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A. Valdez Pest Control provide the following commercial services:Interior and exterior insect controlInterior and exterior rodent controlStinging insect treatment and trapsTick controlAnimal controlBed BugAnd More…A.Valdez Pest Control ONLY uses top of the line effective pesticide products. These products are not harmful to adults, children, or pets. We are dedicated to performing the finest quality service. Our reputation is of great importance to us and therefore we use only the best when it comes to pest control products.

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Bedbug ServicesA bed bug and/or a nymph may be involuntarily brought in from other infested homes on a visiting person’s clothing or baggage.Any infested items (such as furniture, clothing, or backpacks) brought into a home, hotel, motel, or any other type of living establishment.Bedbugs are increasingly found in air travel. Bug marks

Although bed bug bites look similar to those of a mosquito bite, bite marks are one of the first indicators of a possible bed bug situation.The site of the bug mark is itchy and red and you may see several of these marks on the skin.

Bed bug stoolStool stains are brown in color and occurs after feeding from someone’s blood.This is the next thing to look for when you have a clue that you may have bed bugs.

BloodBecause bed bug feed three times of their body weight and an average of every three hours for their blood meals, another sign would be blood stains.

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Stinging InsectsCarpenter Bees

Xylocopa Spp.Description: Carpenter bees get their common name from their habit of boring into wood to make galleries for the rearing of young. These are worldwide in distribution with 7 species occurring in the United States.Habits: Females of the carpenter bee will nest in a wide range of woods, but prefer weathered and unpainted wood. Valley carpenter bees prefer partially decayed live oak, deciduous oak, eucalyptus, and other hardwoods. The Mountain carpenter bee is recorded as nesting in structural timbers.Male carpenter bees tend to be territorial and often become aggressive when humans approach, sometimes hovering a short distance in front of the face or buzzing one’s head. Since males have no stinger, these actions are merely

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Blood FeedersBed bugsCimex lectulariusDescription: This bug probably received its common name of bed bug from its close association with human sleeping beds where it often seeks refuge during daylight, only to come out to feed on the bed’s occupant(s) at night. The bed bug is an ectoparasite of primarily humans but will also attack poultry and other mammals and birds. It was introduced into the United States with the early colonists. It is found throughout the United States and the world.Biology: Female bed bugs lay 1-5 eggs per day with the 1mm long white eggs being deposited individually in cracks or on rough surfaces and secured with a transparent cement for an average total of 200 eggs; maximum eggs per day is 12, with 541 for a lifetime. About 3-10 minutes are required for each blood meal, during which saliva containing an anticoagulant is injected.Humans are the preferred host of bed bugs but in their absence bedbugs will feed on animals. Although the bite of bed bugs is painless, most people develop an allergic reaction to the saliva injected by the bug as it feeds. Swelling may be severe and extend beyond the immediate bite area in highly sensitive individuals.

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Ant ControlThe best approach to ant control in the home is cleanliness. Any type of food or food particles can attract and provide food for ants. Store food in tight containers. Remove plants that can attract ants or control aphids, whiteflies and other insects that produce honeydew. Reduce moisture sources, including condensation and leaks. Inspection. Location of the nest is the key to control because ants are social insects. Large numbers of individual ants can be killed without ever solving the problem. Determine the kind of ant species. Most species of ants never enter buildings; others build their nests near buildings and forage indoors. Others usually nest indoors.Keep a record of where ants have been seen. Some ants follow definite trails. If possible, follow these trails to the nest. Placement of attractive materials, such as jelly, oils, protein and other materials can attract large numbers of ants so they can be followed to their nest.Often children like to watch ants and can be very useful in tracing their trails. Outdoors, ant nests can often be located by seeing ant hills on the ground. Some ants deposit earth on the soil surface when they construct the nest. Fire ants and certain other ants build conspicuous mounds. Nests may also be constructed next to or under the house foundation, under sidewalks, driveways and patios, or in decaying logs or tree trunks.Indoors, ants may nest in walls, behind a baseboard or under the house. Often ant trails enter through a crack but the nest may be some distance away. Some ants may also nest in decayed or rotting wood in the house.

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