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Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control

Bug & Insect Control in Monmouth, Ocean & Middlesex Counties

Comprehensive Extermination for Ants, Roaches, Fleas, and Other Household Pests

Bug & Insect Control in Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean & Union Counties

Say Goodbye to Household Pests – Fast, Safe, and Professional Service Across Central New Jersey

Don’t let common bugs and insects disrupt your home or put your family at risk. Whether it’s ants in your kitchen, fleas in your carpets, or roaches in the walls, Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control delivers targeted solutions that eliminate pests and prevent them from coming back.

We proudly serve Middletown, Holmdel, Freehold, Edison, Old Bridge, Toms River, and communities throughout Monmouth, Ocean, Union, and Middlesex Counties.

Carpenter ants infesting wood — common structural pest found in New Jersey homes

Our Bug & Insect Removal Services

Safe, Effective Treatments for New Jersey Homes and Businesses

At Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control, we tackle a wide range of insect infestations using proven strategies, advanced products, and personalized treatment plans. Our team handles:

  • Ants (including carpenter ants)

  • Cockroaches

  • Bed Bugs

  • Fleas & Ticks

  • Spiders, Centipedes, and Other Crawling Insects

We begin with a detailed inspection of your property—inside and out—then create a custom action plan to remove the pests and help keep them out for good.

Why Choose Bee-Gone?

Local Expertise, Proven Results

  • ✅ Comprehensive Insect Control
    We don’t just treat the symptoms. We eliminate the source and help prevent reinfestation.

  • ✅ Customized Plans for Every Property
    Whether you’re a homeowner in Middlesex County or a business owner in Union County, we tailor your service to your exact needs.

  • ✅ Safe for Families & Pets
    We use EPA-approved methods that are tough on bugs but safe for your home.

  • ✅ Friendly, Reliable Technicians
    Our team is trained, licensed, and trusted throughout Central Jersey. We explain everything clearly and show up on time—every time.

Carpenter bee boring into wood — invasive insect seen around Central New Jersey properties

The Bee-Gone Advantage

Features:

  • Local, family-run pest control company with over 40 years of experience

  • Advanced pest inspection tools to locate hidden infestations

  • Discreet service vehicles and non-disruptive scheduling

  • Flexible one-time treatments or monthly/quarterly plans

Benefits:

  • Safer, cleaner, and more comfortable living environment

  • Fewer allergies, bites, and pest-related irritations

  • Long-term cost savings by preventing structural damage or recurring infestations

  • Peace of mind knowing your home is protected

Get Fast, Reliable Bug Control in Central New Jersey

Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control proudly serves homeowners and businesses throughout Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean, and Union Counties — including towns like Colts Neck, Aberdeen, East Brunswick, and Manalapan.

📞 Call us today or request your free quote online — and let’s take the first step toward a pest-free property.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is DIY pest control effective?
DIY pest control can help with minor issues like occasional ants or flies, especially when using traps, sprays, or store-bought repellents. It can offer temporary relief for minor pest problems, but they often don’t reach the root of the issue. For ongoing problems or infestations, professional help is usually more effective and safer.
How do I get rid of bugs in the yard or backyard?
Start by removing standing water, trimming grass, and sealing foundation cracks. Targeted treatments like yard-safe insecticides and perimeter sprays help control pests like ants, fleas, and mosquitoes. For lasting results, professional services tailor treatments to your property’s layout and activity.
What’s the best way to keep bugs out of the garden?
Garden pest control requires a balance between eliminating harmful insects and protecting beneficial ones. Using natural deterrents, garden-safe insecticides, and proper watering techniques can help. Avoid over-fertilizing, and inspect plants regularly for signs of damage before infestations spread.
What is eco-friendly pest control, and does it work?
Eco-friendly pest control uses products and methods designed to minimize harm to people, pets, and the environment. These may include plant-based sprays, essential oils, biological agents, or mechanical traps. While they may require more frequent application, they can be effective when combined with good prevention practices like sealing entry points and reducing attractants.
Are environmentally safe pest control treatments as effective as chemical ones?
Environmentally safe treatments can be very effective when matched to the right pest and applied correctly. They work best as part of an integrated pest management (IPM) strategy that includes sanitation, exclusion, and monitoring. However, for severe infestations, traditional treatments may still be recommended as a short-term solution.
What’s the best pest control for ants in my home?
The most effective ant treatments target both the visible ants and the hidden colonies. Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control uses non-repellent solutions that ants carry back to the nest, wiping it out from the inside. Technicians also identify and seal potential entry points to stop future invasions.
What’s the best way to get rid of flies in the house, and how can pest control help?
Effective fly removal starts with eliminating food and moisture sources. For persistent problems, pest control treatments like traps, residual sprays, and drain solutions can target both adult flies and breeding areas.
What’s the best pest control for spiders?
Spider control starts with reducing their food sources—typically other insects. Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control uses a combination of perimeter sprays, attic and crawlspace dusting, and web removal to eliminate spiders and prevent new ones from moving in.
How do I get rid of carpet beetles effectively?
Vacuum carpets, baseboards, and furniture thoroughly to remove larvae and eggs. Wash infested fabrics in hot water and consider using a boric acid-based treatment or insecticide labeled for carpet beetles. Because they often spread across multiple areas, follow-up is essential to ensure they’re fully eliminated.
How do I get rid of gnats and fungus flies indoors?
Gnats are often linked to overwatered plants or organic buildup in drains. Let plant soil dry out between waterings, use sticky traps near windows, and treat drains with a mix of baking soda and vinegar or an enzymatic cleaner. Eliminating breeding sources is key to long-term relief.
What’s the best way to get rid of palmetto bugs?
Clean up food and water sources, seal cracks and gaps, and use bait stations or boric acid powder along baseboards and under appliances. Since palmetto bugs (a type of large cockroach) are tough and often hide deep in wall voids, professional treatment may be necessary for lasting results.
How do I get rid of boxelder bugs around my home?
Boxelder bugs often gather on sunny exterior walls and try to enter homes in the fall to overwinter. To control them, seal gaps around windows, siding, and vents. Use a vacuum to remove indoor bugs and apply perimeter sprays to outdoor walls during late summer or early fall. For persistent infestations, professional exterior treatments can help reduce large populations before they move indoors.
How can I control brown stink bugs?
Brown marmorated stink bugs are known for entering homes in the fall and emitting an odor when crushed. To manage them, seal off entry points, use light traps indoors, and apply exterior insecticide barriers in late summer. Avoid squashing them indoors—instead, vacuum and dispose of the bag. For high activity levels, schedule preventive treatments with a pest control professional before the season changes.
How do I get rid of silverfish in my home?
To get rid of silverfish, start by reducing humidity in basements, bathrooms, and other damp areas using a dehumidifier or proper ventilation. Seal cracks and crevices where they hide, and vacuum regularly to remove eggs. Insecticidal dusts or traps placed near baseboards, under sinks, and behind furniture can help control active populations.
Are silverfish dangerous or just a nuisance?
Silverfish don’t bite or carry disease, but they can damage paper, books, wallpaper, clothing, and pantry items. Their presence often points to excess moisture in the home, which can also attract other pests. Prompt removal and humidity control are key to preventing long-term problems.
What are signs of a wood borer infestation?
Common signs of wood borer activity include small round holes in wooden furniture, flooring, or beams; fine sawdust-like frass beneath those holes; and weak or crumbling wood. You may also notice adult beetles near windows or light sources. Catching these signs early is key to preventing structural damage.
What’s the difference between wood borers and woodworms?
"Woodworm" is a general term often used to describe the larval stage of several wood-boring beetles, including powderpost beetles and furniture beetles. Wood borers refer more broadly to any insects that tunnel through wood. Both can cause long-term damage if left untreated, and both require similar inspection and treatment strategies.

Don’t Let Bugs Take Over — Call Bee-Gone Termite & Pest Control in Middletown, NJ for Safe, Fast, and Effective Pest Solutions Across Monmouth, Middlesex, Ocean, and Union Counties