Moth Control in Sparta, NJ

The Indian meal moth is a common pest recognized by its pale grey or coppery brown front wings. Comparable to a tiny pinkish caterpillar in its larval stage, this moth hides inside and feeds on stored food items.

Moths get into a house or business place via open windows, doors or accidentally from infested plants or items such as rugs, clothing or linens. A potential issue for residential houses, bakeries, restaurants, grain businesses and warehouses storing grains, cereals and flour, moth infestations are also readily spread worldwide through commercial trading.

Outdoor lighting throughout the day hours is also a substantial element in attracting moths to residential or commercial site. The Clothes moth is regarded as a severe pest because they derive their main source of nourishment from organic fibers and dry food products that have all grains and pet foods stored anywhere in businesses or homes across the Sparta, New Jersey region.

Eco-Friendly Moth Removal and Prevention Tips 

• Our licensed and experienced Sparta, NJ technicians will apply several non-toxic moth control and removal measures that include:
• Moth traps that inhibit mating between females and males
• Industrial dry cleaning techniques that kill moths
• Freezing or warmth of moth infested objects
• Employ a series of proven compound and natural moth removal Methods
• Provide you with Various home improvement Methods and options to prevent moths from penetrating your home or business

Professional Inspection for a Moth Infestation 

Serene Property Services LLC pest management experts will carefully inspect carpeting, cupboards, bedding pillowcases, food storage areas and all items made from natural fibers at your home or company in Sparta, New Jersey when checking for a moth infestation.

Facts about Moths

• Most adult moths don't eat at all and drink just nectar. Just one species of moth actually eats wool.
• Clothes moths avoid man-made fibers. Woolens and other natural fabrics must be dry cleaned or washed prior to storage.
• Moths and other insect are drawn to saved food such as flour and grains. Seal those items in sturdy plastic containers. Some pests can actually chew into cardboard boxes and thin polythene bags.
• Moths are nocturnal and brought to bright places with ample food supplies that include restaurants and grocery stores.

Any dried food product should be checked frequently for the existence of moths. Maintaining high standards of cleanliness in food and cabinets storage areas helps you to avoid infestations. 

Call a specialist pest management expert at Serene Property Services LLC to get a accredited inspection.