Eliminate Termites and Carpenter Ants in Newtown PA

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Feasterville, PAPest control in Feasterville, PA is simple thanks to the experts at Cooper Pest
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Pests come in all shapes and sizes, leaving anyone vulnerable to their presence, and Pennsylvania is
no exception. Bucks County, PA is full of bugs and other unwanted critters. Thanks to the experts at
Cooper Pest Solutions, you can worry-free know that our professional technicians are only a phone
call away.
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As the seasons change, so do the pests you have to look out for. Some go into hiding during the
summer or over-winter once the temperatures drop. Being informed helps you identify and prevent
pests you may encounter year-round.br /
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strongWinter: nbsp;/strongThe most common in-home disturbance during the winter are mice. Mice
seek shelter in the winter from the frost. As their food supply dies off in the cold, so do their chances
of survival. Your home can be the perfect breeding ground for mice to feed, stay warm, and
reproduce. Look out for pellet-shaped droppings and small tears in your cereal boxes or other pantry
items.
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strongSpring: nbsp;/strongAs the snow thaws, pests that you may have forgotten about start to
resurface. One of the most common pests in spring time are carpenter bees and termites. While both
pests are attracted to wood, the main difference is that the carpenter bees only cause aesthetic
damage and do not damage the structure of your home like termites.br /
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divstrongSummer: nbsp;/strongMosquitoes and Wasps are usually the first pests to come to mind
when you think about the summer. Mosquitoes usually breed around bodies of water but have been
known to lurk anywhere after they are born.nbsp;/div
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strongEarly fall: nbsp;/strongYellow jackets are one of the most common pests in the early fall. They
can be identified by the yellow and black stripes along their bodies. Aggressive in nature, yellow
jackets are known to painfully sting humans. To avoid encountering yellow jackets, avoid wearing
brightly colored clothing and strong perfume.nbsp;/div
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service in Feasterville, PA and all of Bucks County, PA./div
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pstrongspan style="font-size: 12pt; line-height: 107%;"What is the difference between Carpenter
Ants and Termites?/span/strong/p
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pCarpenter ants can be a nuisance in the Newtown PA area. Especially in the spring when these
pests emerge and your property and home becomes susceptible to infestations. Carpenter ants form
colonies and attack damp wood to breed and thrive. This means your deck, fencing, and g class="gr_
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work/g can be destroyed once the winter leaves and the dry air turns into humid conditions and
rain./p
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pTermites, just like carpenter ants, are attracted to wood. They seek out anything from plant debris
to damage on the outside of your home. Termites are especially destructive because of their ability
to tunnel and bring back destroyed wood to their colonies. This makes them hard to track down and
impossible to eliminate by yourself./p
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pCarpenter ants and termites in Newtown are hard to distinguish from each other. Our guide below
will help you identify your pest issue. To learn more, please click on the links below./p
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p-span style="font-size: 14px;"Live inside damp wood nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp; nbsp;
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pstrongnbsp;/strongspan style="font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6; font-family: inherit;"If you suspect
that you have either of these pests, call the Carpenter Ant and Termite experts in Newtown PA at 1-
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rpenter-ants-and-termites-in-newtown-paWed, 18 Mar 2015 18:06:00 GMTProtect Your Bucks
County Home from TermitespspanTermites can cause big problems in Bucks County. The worst part
ndash; they could be lurking for a lengthy period of time with no immediate signs. Termites feed on

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pspannbsp;/spanspan style="font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;"There are ways you can help ward off
a termite infestation before it begins. Being proactive and knowing the signs of termites in Bucks
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problem/g can include; cracked or bubbling paint, hollow sounding wood when tapped, discarded
wings, mud tubes, termite mounds, termite droppings, and wood damage./span/p
pspannbsp;/spanspan style="font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;"For people who are unfamiliar with
what a termite looks like, learning to recognize the species is important. Eastern Subterranean
Termites are a common wood destroying insect found in the northeastern part of the United
States./spanspan style="font-family: inherit; font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;"nbsp; /spanspan
style="font-family: inherit; font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;"Eastern Subterranean /spanspan
style="font-family: inherit; font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;"Termites can be pale yellow in color and
have soft bodies. Many people confuse them with carpenter ants, but carpenter ants are darker in
color and have hard bodies. Plus, termites and carpenter ants have different shaped antennae. When
a termite colony gets large enough, winged termites emerge and create a new colony, called a
swarm./span/p
pspannbsp;/spanspan style="font-family: arial, sans-serif; font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;"Now that
you can identify a termite by its appearance, itrsquo;s important to know what you can do to help
prevent a termite infestation in Bucks County./span/p
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7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanGet rid of tree stumps in your
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foundation of the house./span/p
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near the house./span/p

7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanSlope soil away from the
foundation./span/p
7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanDivert rainwater away from the
foundation./span/p
7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanBe sure lawn sprinklers are pointed
away from the foundation./span/p
7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanEnhance cross ventilation in your
crawl space./span/p
7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanMake sure plants do not come into
contact with the house./span/p
7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanRegularly inspect cracks in
concrete./span/p
7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanBe sure the basement or crawl
space are as dry as possible. /span/p
7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanEliminate any moisture problems.
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7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanKeep gutters clean. /span/p
7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanKeep any vents clear and open.
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7pt;"nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp;nbsp; /spanspanRepair any leaking faucets and
water pipes./span/p
pspan style="font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;"Protect your greatest investment. nbsp; At Cooper,
our goal is to find termites and eliminate them before they ever reach your home.span class="apple-
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Our Ter/spanspan style="font-family: inherit; font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;"rmAwaretrade;
service is the most comprehensive termite service that the industry has to offer./spanspan
style="font-family: inherit; font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6;" Call Cooper Pest Solutions at 1-80-
-949-2667 to protect your Bucks County home from Termites./span/p

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e-from-termitesFri, 23 Jan 2015 19:26:00 GMTDoes Steel Wool Really Repel Mice?pimg alt=""
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pThere is nothing in steel wool that repels mice. However, it will keep them from getting into cracks
and crevices in your home. It is an easy preventative measure anyone can implement at their NJ or
Bucks County PA home. Simply go to your local hardware, grocery, or wholesale store and buy some
steel wool. Walknbsp;around your house and look for any holes or cracks that a mouse might
squeeze into and stuff the openings with the steel wool. Unlike drywall or other materials, mice have
a very hard time chewing through the steel wool making it the perfect filler. Common areas, which
should be filled in with steel wool include corners of unfinished basements, the perimeter of crawl
spaces, and utility entry points such as plumbing pipes./p
pIf you are having issues with Mice and Rodents and need a professional, we're here to help. Just
call Cooper Pest Solutions at 1-800-949-2667.nbsp;/p
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22:23:00 GMTDon't Let Cockroaches Ruin Your Holidayspspan style="line-height:
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Control/p
pCooper Pest ndash; Friday, December 12, 2014/p
pTherersquo;s never a good time to notice you have a cockroach problem, but the holidays pose a
whole new issue ndash; visitors. And cockroaches are the last thing you want your visitors to
encounter. While itrsquo;s not a fun situation to be in, our pest control experts can help when you
are in need./p
pHow did they get there? Thatrsquo;s usually the first question on everyonersquo;s mind. Cockroach
infestations typically begin when someone brings an infested item into a building or home, such as a
grocery bag, a box or maybe one even hitched a ride on your purse or coat. Once they are in, the
problem can escalate quickly because they reproduce many new generations in a short period. And
letrsquo;s not forget to mention that your house is a fantastic breeding ground and home for them
because itrsquo;s warm, and there are food and water nearby. /p
pThe most common type of cockroach is the German Cockroach. What gives German cockroaches an
especially bad reputation is their ability to run quickly and hide, and stink up your home. The
scariest thing about a German cockroach infestation is that they commonly carry several diseases
such as E.coli and Salmonella. Be sure to always keep warm, moist areas such as your bathroom and
kitchen meticulously clean to avoid their horrible presence. /p
pSo just how can Cooper Pest Solutions help with your pest control problem in NJ? Being very
knowledgeable in pests of all kind, especially cockroaches, we know just where they like to hide and
how to rid your house of them quickly and easily. And the key is to rid the house of them as fast as
possible because they can spread illness and aggravate allergies and asthma, especially in children
prone to such issues.nbsp; We understand that this is a concerning problem, so we do our best to get

to you within a day of your call. And once we get rid of your freeloading pests, our service is
guaranteed to keep them away. If you suspect that you have a cockroach problem, please donrsquo;t
hesitate to call our expert technicians for the best pest control NJ amp; PA can offer./p
span class="apple-converted-space" style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: arial, sans-serif;"nbsp;/span
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our-holidayshttp://www.cooperpest.com/blog/dont-let-cockroaches-ruin-your-holidaysFri, 12 Dec
2014 20:45:00 GMTCooper Pest Solutions wins NJBIZ Business of the Yearp style="margin: 10.5pt
0in;"strongspan style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: arial, sans-serif;"FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE:/span/strong /p
p style="margin: 10.5pt 0in;"strongspan style="font-size: 14px; font-family: arial, sans-serif;"Cooper
Pest Solutions wins NJBIZ Business of the Year /span/strong/p
p style="margin: 10.5pt 0in;"emspan style="font-size: 14px; font-family: arial, sans-
serif;"Lawrenceville, New Jersey - December 9, 2014 ndash; Cooper Pest Solutions has been named
the winner in the NJBIZ Business of the Year 51-100 employee category./span/em/p
p style="margin: 10.5pt 0in;"span style="font-size: 14px;"After CEO Phil Cooper had been awarded
the NJBIZ Corporate Citizen of the Year Award in 2013, Phil Cooper was thrilled to accept another
NJBIZ award once again last night. The main difference was that this year the award was earned by
not only Phil, but all of the employees at Cooper Pest Solutions./span/p
pspan style="font-size: 14px;"Shortly after receiving the award last night Phil e-mailed the entire
staff "You are the 2014 NJ Biz Business of the Year!!!!" /span/p
p style="margin: 10.5pt 0in;"span style="font-size: 14px;""WOW, I am blown away by the award. It
is totally a team effort. Congrats to the greatest team a CEO could have" says Phil. "I would also like
to congratulate all of the other finalists in the 51-100 employee category who presented very
formidable competition for the award, and we look forward to competing for the award again next
year." /span/p
p style="margin: 10.5pt 0in;"span style="font-size: 14px;"Contact:br /
Cooper Pest Solutionsbr /
351 Lawrence Station Road,br /
Lawrenceville,br /
New Jerseybr /
Ph: 1-800-949-2667/span/p
pspan style="font-size: 14px;"###/span/p
pspan style="font-size: 14px;"About Cooper Pest Solutions: Cooper Pest Solutions has been a leader
in the pest management industry for nearly 60 years. As a leading company for developing new pest
treatment technology, Cooper is also the principal authority on bed bugs within the pest control

industry. Our philosophy is that everything we do at Cooper is aimed at WOWing our valued clients,
and this begins with every service we render, with every discussion we have. /span/p
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biz-business-of-the-yearhttp://www.cooperpest.com/blog/cooper-pest-solutions-wins-njbiz-
business-of-the-yearTue, 09 Dec 2014 16:15:00 GMTFlea control in NJ and PApDo you own a dog or
cat? If so you probably already know the dangers that fleas can impose on your pets and family. Pest
control is becoming more and more valuable when problems such as flea infestations are taking over
your home. /p
pFleas originate anywhere outdoors where there are high temperatures and moisture. This means
crawl spaces, mud, and grass are ideal breeding grounds for these nasty creatures. They then
spread by laying nearly 50 eggs per day everywhere that they travel. But whatrsquo;s the problem
with fleas? /p
pFleas are tiny parasites that feed solely on the blood of a live host. They live for the chance to bite
and cling on to your dog. Fleas inflict harm by constantly biting, leaving the animal itching and
irritated. Jumping up to 6 inches in the air, fleas tend to infect an animal, lay eggs, and then move on
to the nearest animal in sight. This can quickly spiral into mass chaos just from one walk around the
block with your pet. /p
pThe problem doesnrsquo;t stop with your pet. Once fleas enter your home, they are nearly
impossible to remove. Their uncanny ability to rapidly reproduce can also affect humans. Fleas seek
out the blood of a live host, whether it be an animal or human. Effective pest control NJ can help
reduce your flea infestation./p
pThe first step to preventing fleas from entering your home is treating your pet with preventative
medication. There are several companies that manufacture medication that specifically targets flea
prevention. If you already have a flea problem, make sure to call the pest control NJ specialists at
Cooper Pest Solutions. We will dispatch a skilled technician to treat the affected areas of your home.
Simultaneously, your pet must receive a flea dip to kill all of the fleas currently hosting on their skin.
/p
pLearn more about fleas and our treatment options by visiting our a
href="http://www.cooperpest.com/pests/fleas"flea page/a./p
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/fleasMon, 10 Nov 2014 16:23:00 GMTTaking the Bite Out of the Holidayspspan style="font-size:
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OUT OF THE HOLIDAYS - FREE BED BUG CHARITY/span/p
p style="line-height: 16.8pt;"strongspan style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: arial, sans-serif; color:
#464646;"By The BedBug Central Team - 11/06/2014/span/strong/p
p style="margin: 7.5pt 0in; line-height: 16.8pt;"strongspan style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: arial,
sans-serif; color: #464646;"Applications are Now Being Accepted For Free Bed Bug Services
/span/strong/p
p style="margin: 7.5pt 0in; line-height: 16.8pt;"emspan style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: arial,

sans-serif; color: #595959;"Bed Bugs Infestations are on the Rise, Wreaking Havoc in Households
and on Wallets of Those Who Canrsquo;t Afford Treatment/span/em /p
p style="margin: 7.5pt 0in; line-height: 16.8pt;"span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: arial, sans-
serif; color: #595959;"New Jersey ndash; November 6, 2014 ndash; For those suffering from a bed
bug infestation, therersquo;s finally a reason to be Merry this year ndash; A nationwide program is
accepting applications for free bed bug services during the holiday season./span/p
serif; color: #595959;"Throughout the month of December,nbsp;stronga
href="http://www.bedbugcentral.com/"span style="color: #595959;"BedBug
Central/span/a/strongnbsp;will coordinate with pest control companies across the country to provide
free charitable bed bug services to those in need.nbsp;a
href="http://www.bedbugcentral.com/taking-the-bite-out-of-the-holidays"strongspan style="color:
#595959;"Taking the Bite Out of the Holidays/span/strong/a, is an annual charity, having donated
over $500,000 in free service since its inception in 2009. The charity helps those suffering from bed
bug infestations that do not have the financial means to improve their situation and are unable to
find comfort and relief from their problem./span/p
serif; color: #595959;"As bed bug infestations continue to spread and grow throughout the country,
the National Pest Management Associationnbsp;a href="http://www.pestworld.org/all-things-b-
d-bugs/history-of-bed-bugs/bed-bug-facts-statistics/"span style="color:
#595959;"reports/span/anbsp;nearly 30 percent of those living in urban areas have encountered bed
bugs. Seeing firsthand how difficult and expensive bed bugs are to eliminate,nbsp;a
href="http://bedbugcentral.com/company/jeff-white"span style="color: #595959;"Jeffrey
White/span/a, Vice President of Technical Services for BedBug Central developed ldquo;Taking the
Bite Out of the Holidays.rdquo;/span/p
p style="margin-top: 7.5pt; line-height: 16.8pt;"span style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: arial, sans-
serif; color: #595959;""Having dealt extensively with bed bugs, we know they can be very difficult
and expensive to eliminate. We also understand there are many people out there that simply can't
afford effective treatment," said White. /span/p
serif; color: #595959;""This holiday season we want to give back to the community and provide
some relief to those in need so that they could use their money to create a happier holiday without
the frustration of bed bugs." In order to reach as many needy individuals and charities as possible,
Bed Bug Central enlisted the help of its bedbugFREE network, a network of like-minded companies
that agree with philosophies and treatment methods of Bed Bug Central, and other pest
management companies. Those in need of bed bug services or those who wish to recommend
someone are asked to submit an application detailing in 300 words or less why they are in need of
treatment. Applications can be submitted a variety of ways:/span/p
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lispan style="font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6; font-family: inherit;"Online:nbsp;Submit an
application online, a href="http://www.bedbugcentral.com/taking-bite-o-
t-holidays/submission"clicknbsp;here/a/span/li
linbsp;span style="font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6; font-family: inherit;"Via mail:"Beddy Bed Bug",
351 Lawrence Station Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648/span/li
liEmail:nbsp;beddy@bedbugcentral.com/li
linbsp;Tspan style="font-size: 1rem; line-height: 1.6; font-family: inherit;"witter:nbsp;Send a Tweet
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serif; color: #595959;"Applications are being accepted throughnbsp;strongspan style="text-
decoration: underline;"November 28, 2014/span/strong. Once those individuals and organizations
that have been selected are notified, a prompt treatment date will be scheduled./span/p
serif; color: #595959;"###/span/p
p style="margin: 7.5pt 0in; line-height: 16.8pt;"strongspan style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: arial,
sans-serif; color: #595959;"About BedBug Central:nbsp;/span/strongspan style="font-size: 12pt;
font-family: arial, sans-serif; color: #595959;"BedBug Central serves as the nationrsquo;s most
authoritative information resource and website available to the public for information concerning
bed bugs and bed bug related issues concerning health, prevention, and treatment methods.nbsp;a
href="http://www.bedbugcentral.com/"strongspan style="color: #595959;"BedBug Central
website/span/strong/a/span/p
p style="margin-top: 7.5pt; line-height: 16.8pt;"strongspan style="font-size: 12pt; font-family: arial,
sans-serif; color: #595959;"About Taking the Bite Out of the Holidays:/span/strongspan style="font-
size: 12pt; font-family: arial, sans-serif; color: #595959;"nbsp;Taking the Bite out of the Holidays is a

charitable effort sponsored by BedBug Central that is offering free bed bug services to those in need
who are suffering from bed bug infestations and do not have the means to better their situation this
holiday season. Since 2009, over $500,000 in services has been donated to those in
need.nbsp;/span/p
serif; color: #595959;"For further information, please visit www.BedBugCentral.com/span /p
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p class="MsoNormal"Rodent Control NJ/p
p class="MsoNormal"Cooper Pest ndash; Tuesday, October 28, 2014/p
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p class="MsoNormal"The
last thing that any homeowner wants to hear is, ldquo;You have a mouse problem.rdquo;
Just thinking of mice makes most people cringe. The reality is, mice are not
just childish pranks and scary Halloween decorations, span class="GramE"they/span
can put your home at a serious risk for destruction. Our rodent control NJ
experts are prepared to take on the task of protecting your home from even the
worst mouse infestation./p
p class="MsoNormal"As the cold fall and winter months approach, mice seek out
warm places to nest. That means they can sneak in through small holes and
cracks around the foundation of your home to find shelter and food. These pests
can also enter your house through exhaust pipes, bathroom vents, faulty siding,
and chewing holes through your roofing. Once they are inside, they rapidly
breed and multiply, making it near impossible to take on the infestation
yourself. By the time you spot a mouse, it is likely already too late for a
store bought remedy./p
p class="MsoNormal"Below, our rodent control NJ specialists answer our most
commonly asked questions to help you identify and deal with potential mouse

problems this fall and winter./p
p class="MsoNormal"strongQ: How can I tell if
I have a mouse problem?o:p/o:p/strong/p
p class="MsoNormal"strongA: /strongMice are
nocturnal creatures, which means they are most active at night. Do you hear
gnawing, scratching, or squeaking in the walls or ceiling? Mice can often
burrow into walls and make nests in your attic, making the most noise at night.
Are there small holes and visible evidence of chewing in your Tupperware,
cereal boxes, and other food items? Do you see small droppings or urine? Mice eat
up to 20 times per day and produce up to 100 droppings per day, strongeach/strong. /p
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p class="MsoNormal"strongA: /strongMice are known
to contaminate and poison your pantry once they break in by defecating and
urinating directly into your food. They are also known carriers of several
diseases, which can affect your family and loved ones. Mice love to gnaw on
anything they can find, which can escalate to disaster very quickly if they
chew through wiring./p
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p class="MsoNormal"For the next several months, Mice are the biggest pest
problem for homeowners in the NJ and PA area. If you would like to keep mice
out of your home or get rid of mice, please donrsquo;t hesitate to call the rodent
control NJ professionals at Cooper Pest Solutions. span class="msoIns"ins
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GMTCooper Pest Solutions has been named a finalist in the Business of the Year award.pstrongFOR
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p style="text-align: center;"strongNJBIZ Honors New Jerseyrsquo;s Top Businesses and Business
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p style="text-align: justify;"Cooper Pest Solutions has been named a finalist in the Business of the
Year (1-50 employees) category in the 2014 NJBIZ Business of the Year awards program. The award
program, produced by NJBIZ, New Jerseyrsquo;s premiere business news publication, is presented
by EisnerAmper LLP and sponsored by span style="font-size: 11pt;"Comcast Business/span./p
p style="text-align: justify;"spanThe Business of the Year awards program celebrates New
Jerseyrsquo;s most dynamic businesses and business leaders who share a commitment to
professional excellence, business growth and the community. /spanFinalists were selected in six
categories:nbsp; Business of the Year (1-50 Employees), Business of the Year (51-100 Employees),
Business of the Year (101+ Employees), Corporate Citizen of the Year, Emerging Business of the
Year and Executive of the Year./p
p style="text-align: justify;"Finalists and winners were chosen by an independent panel of judges

including: James W. Hughes, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; David W. Opderbeck,
Seton Hall University School of Law; Shino John, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey; and
Peter Kasabach, New Jersey Future./p
p style="text-align: justify;"The Business of the Year award finalists will be recognized and the
winner in each category will be announced during an awards dinner on December 8, 2014 at the
Palace at Somerset Park in Somerset, NJ./p
p style="text-align: justify;"span style="font-size: 12pt;"nbsp;/span/p
p style="text-align: justify;"For more information about the NJBIZ Business the Year awards
program or to reserve seats to the event, please visit a
href="http://www.njbiz.com/events"www.njbiz.com/events/a or contact Erika Plateroti at a
href="mailto:erikap@njbiz.com"erikap@njbiz.com/a or (732) 246-5713./p
p style="text-align: center;"span style="font-size: 11pt;"###/span/p
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een-named-a-finalist-in-the-business-of-the-yearhttp://www.cooperpest.com/blog/c-
oper-pest-solutions-has-been-named-a-finalist-in-the-business-of-the-yearTue, 30 Sep 2014 17:17:00
GMTBed Bug Sniffing DogspIn recent years, the spread of bed bugs has become a worldwide
problem, and is considered to be one of the hardest pests to control. nbsp;It is an issue that can be
exhausting and cause an extreme amount of stress if left untreated. nbsp;Given that a bed bug
invasion can be greatly taxing in many aspects, homeowners should expect a great amount of care
being put into the detection and treatment of the invaders. nbsp;Many different methods have been
invoked to detect and treat bed bugs, but a particularly popular one is a bed bug sniffing dog.
nbsp;/p
pIn 2008, the University of Florida Entomology department did a controlled experiment with dogs to
determine their effectiveness and accuracy. nbsp;The report concluded that the dogs had a 97.5
percent positive indication rate, with no false positives. nbsp;It also concluded that if properly
trained, dogs can be effective at detecting live bed bugs and viable bed bug eggs. nbsp;While that
may sound like a ringing endorsement for their widespread use, commercially they are not the best
tool for detecting bed bugs. nbsp;The experiment in Florida was controlled, and in the commercial
environment there are many other factors that the dog could be reacting to that result in a false
positive or no detection at all. nbsp;/p
pAlso, there is no regulation or certification for dog trainers to follow. Hence, some may be better
suited than others in the detection of bed bugs. nbsp;In a residential setting, the degree to which
they are reliable varies greatly, but almost never as accurate as advertised. nbsp;So if you are
presented with different bed bug treatment options, make sure you nbsp;ask questions and do your
research to ensure that you are receiving the best treatment possible./p
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g-dogshttp://www.cooperpest.com/blog/bed-bug-sniffing-dogsWed, 24 Sep 2014 04:00:00 GMTPest
Control Essex County NJpPests have the potential of causing significant damage to both residential
and commercial properties within Essex County NJ. However, they are much less likely to wreak
havoc when Cooperrsquo;s program of preventative pest control is in place for both homeowners
and business owners alike. Compromising on quality Pest Control in Essex County NJ can result in

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