Your Trusted Pest Control Experts in Robbinsville, NJ
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Robbinsville, NJ Expert Pest Control Company
Here at Cowleys Pest Services we not only adhere to the highest pest control standards, our goal is to provide you with an excellent experience and service in Robbinsville and nearby NJ.
From your first phone call through treatment and follow-up we at Cowleys Pest Services pledge to give you great customer service while fixing your pest problem.
Since 1991, we have been treating a wide variety of pests, bedbugs, insects and rodents -- just contact us to get more details on your home or building's issue. Take advantage of our expertise to get rid of unwanted pests or animals in your Robbinsville, NJ home.
At Cowleys Pest Services we also have pest control plans where we routinely inspect your home or building and apply needed solutions ahead of developing a recurring pest problem. Our pest service plans have different levels too, to best suit your needs that you can change over time if needed. From our Green Service Plan to our Platinum Service Plan, we'll keep your home pest-free.
Business & Home Pest Services We Offer in Robbinsville:
- Bedbug Extermination
- Flea Control
- Termite Control
- Pest Control
- Exterminators
- Rodent Control
- Ant, Beetle, Spider, Insect Control
- Tick Control Services
- Pest, Bird and Animal Control Services
- Attic Insulation Services
- Gutter Guards
- Crawl Space Encapsulation
- Expertise and Technical Know-How to Fix Your Pest Problem
- Financing Available
- Written Estimates and Inspections
As this business owner in Robbinsville, NJ was taking inventory and checking his exterior storage units, he spotted two groundhogs running across the lot and then go underneath one of the units. Since he had used Cowleys for his home, he knew we had a Nuisance Wildlife division, gave our office a call, and we were sent out.
Once we arrived, we searched the area where the groundhogs were spotted and discovered three burrows around the storage unit. So, in order to safely retrieve the groundhogs, the first thing we dig was install Dig Defense® around the entire perimeter of the storage, except for the burrows (we left those areas uncovered for the moment). Dig Defense® is a below-ground fence system that is 15 inches deep, 4 feet across, and protects structures against all nuisance wildlife.
Next, we installed a positive set over each one of the burrows and then baited and camouflaged them. A positive set consists of a nose cone that is attached to a two-gaited device. The purpose of the nose cone is to safely guide the groundhogs into the device. It's called a positive set, because we are positive that the groundhogs will enter the device! As a matter of fact, a short while later, we safely retrieved the two groundhogs! We then filled in the burrows, installed another portion of Dig Defense® over them, and relocated the groundhogs to a new, safer environment.
After one of the workers spotted a live mouse running along one of the shelves, the manager of this warehouse in Robbinsville, NJ, immediately contacted Cowleys for help and we were sent out to inspect and treat. As we inspected the inside of the warehouse we found a massive amount of mice droppings in the break room and on the shelves in the main packing area. We also found gnaw marks on some of the packaging.
We then continued our inspection to the exterior of the building and that's where we found a large opening around one of the utilities pipes that was surrounded by mice feces. This was how the mice were able to infest the warehouse! First, we carefully cleaned up all the mice droppings. Next, we installed several rodent bait stations along the exterior of the building, the break room, the main packing area, and in several other locations inside the warehouse.
Lastly, we scheduled several follow up visits to monitor the mice activity, replenish the bait in the bait stations as needed, and then properly seal up any and all potential openings on the exterior of the warehouse.
