Norwood, NJ Pest Control

At Kennedy Field, storage sheds, bleachers and playground equipment provide cover for ants, wasps and occasional spiders. Turf depressions and drains hold water that breeds mosquitoes. Across the borough, detached garages, crawl spaces and wall voids offer nesting sites for mice and rats. Older clapboard siding and deck posts near damp soil invite Eastern Subterranean Termites and carpenter ants.

Spring / Summer:
When temperatures rise in the area, thunderstorm activity and humidity boost populations of mosquitoes, ants (notably house, pavement and carpenter ants), fleas and ticks. Subterranean termites become more active as soil warms, and stinging insects often build nests in eaves, fence posts or playground structures.

Fall / Winter:
Cooling temperatures push mice, rats and American cockroaches indoors. Stink bugs and spiders appear in attics and garages, while termites continue to feed wherever moisture persists.

Common North Jersey ticks include the black-legged (deer), lone star and American dog. These ticks are prevalent along wooded and grassy edges. However, Eastern Subterranean Termites remain the region’s most destructive wood-boring pests.

Excel’s Integrated Pest Management (IPM) approach starts with detailed inspections to identify entry points and nesting areas. Our technicians perform sealing and exclusion work, provide guidance on vegetation trimming and moisture control, and apply targeted, low-toxicity treatments. Every plan is customised to protect Norwood’s parkside homes, older wood-frame houses and small businesses. Our goal is to deliver long-term results with minimal disruption.