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Camden, NJ

Pest Control in Camden, NJ

Our Camden office is at 915 Haddon Ave, on the Haddon Avenue corridor in Camden County, New Jersey. Call (609) 554-5193 for termite, rodent, cockroach and mosquito work.

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Pest Control in Camden

Camden is the county seat of Camden County, New Jersey, and sits across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. It had 71,791 residents at the 2020 census and is made up of more than 20 neighborhoods. Our office is at 915 Haddon Ave, Camden, NJ 08103. Haddon Avenue carries County Route 561 into the city from Collingswood, passing Harleigh Cemetery and Cooper University Hospital on its way toward downtown, so the office sits on one of the main roads linking Camden with the towns to its east.

Termites are the pest most Camden homeowners underestimate. Rutgers Cooperative Extension notes that the naturally occurring termites in New Jersey are subterranean termites, which nest in the soil and build mud tubes to reach the wood they feed on. Mature colonies send out swarms of winged termites on warm, sunny days between April and June, and that is when most homeowners first notice them. Winged insects indoors in spring, shed wings on a windowsill or mud tubes on a foundation wall are worth an inspection.

Camden County runs its own mosquito commission, which counts 34 of the 63 mosquito species documented in New Jersey in the county and names the Asian tiger mosquito as its number one nuisance mosquito. Every New Jersey county, Camden County included, is also under the state spotted lanternfly quarantine. Call the Camden office on (609) 554-5193, tell us what you are seeing and where, and the technician who attends will identify it before recommending any treatment.

What we offer in Camden

  • Termite Control
  • Bed Bug Control
  • Rodent Control
  • Mosquito Control
  • Ant Control
  • Cockroach Control
  • Spider Control
  • Tick Control
  • Bee and Wasp Control
  • Cricket Control
  • Pigeon Control
  • Spotted Lanternfly Control
  • Scorpion Sealing

PJ Mac Pest Control Camden

915 Haddon Ave
Camden, NJ 08103

Call (609) 554-5193

Call the office on (609) 554-5193, tell us what you are seeing, and we will book an inspection.

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PJ Mac Pest Control Camden

915 Haddon Ave
Camden, NJ 08103

(609) 554-5193

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Which parts of Camden does the office cover?

The office is at 915 Haddon Ave in the 08103 ZIP code, and we take calls from across the city of Camden. Call (609) 554-5193 with your address and we will tell you when a technician can be there.

When do termites swarm in New Jersey?

Rutgers Cooperative Extension puts the swarming window for New Jersey subterranean termites at April through June, on warm, sunny days. A mature colony usually swarms only once or twice a year, so the flight can be over quickly even though the colony stays active. Swarmers or piles of shed wings inside the house are a stronger sign than a swarm outdoors, as are mud tubes on a foundation, crawl space or basement wall.

How do I cut down on mosquitoes around my Camden home?

Remove the standing water they breed in. The Camden County Mosquito Commission calls this source reduction and lists the usual culprits: flowerpots, clogged gutters, uncovered boats, unmanaged pools, toys, buckets, open garbage containers, pet dishes, tarps, tires and bird baths. It recommends changing the water in bird baths, pet bowls and kiddie pools at least every five days. We point out every source we find when we walk the property with you.

Is Camden County in the spotted lanternfly quarantine?

Yes. The New Jersey Department of Agriculture quarantine now covers every county in the state, including Camden County. Spotted lanternflies lay egg masses of 30 to 50 eggs, often under a grey, mud-like coating, on trees, stone, vehicles and outdoor furniture. If you are seeing adults or egg masses on your property, tell us when you call and we will look at the trees and surfaces they favor.