Cowley's Pest Control Blog

If you hear some babies crying in your house and all of your kids are grown-up or the nursery isn’t in the corner of your attic, you’re not having auditory hallucinations.  Something very real is lurking up there.  You can bet that some wildlife mother has decided to care for her litter in the comfort of your home.

For the summer of 2012 and Lyme Disease risk, expect one of the worst seasons ever.

Coweys discover and treat thousands of fruit fly larvae in commercial kitchen grease trap to prevent major infestation.

At first blush, the unseasonably warm winter in New Jersey seems like a blessing.

Hundreds of Sea Gulls and some pigeons have been roosting on a home in Millstone, NJ, leaving a nasty mess on their roof.

Researchers spent 3 years creating a detailed map to improve prevention, diagnosis and treatment of Lyme disease.

Just because it's winter doesn't mean bats couldn't be in your walls.

Bedbugs are an incredibly difficult pest to control because they are stealth bugs with an amazing ability to hide in the smallest of cracks and crevices. They are so resilient and so tenacious that professional pest control operators view these formidable enemies as “Superman” bugs.  Finally and fortunately, we have found their “Kryptonite”:  Heat!  Heat has proven to be a highly effective weapon in the bedbug war.

A new application of GPS technology, TRAPSMART, takes the guesswork out of when an animal has been trapped by offering real-time notification.