Hardyston is right next to our home base in Franklin, so we can reach your home fast. Prestige Pest Unit provides pest control, exterminator services and rodent removal in Hardyston, NJ, from the homes near Crystal Springs to the farms along the valley.
Prestige Pest Unit is an owner-run company based in Franklin, NJ, serving Sussex and Morris County. When you call about a problem in Hardyston, you talk to the people who will come out and do the work.
Our exterminator services also cover termites, bed bugs, roaches and wasp nests, so one company handles it all.
Pest control, exterminator or rodent removal in Hardyston? We are close enough to handle all three on one visit, and to come back quickly if something changes.
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Hardyston’s wooded hills send mice and stink bugs toward houses as soon as the nights cool. A fall check now keeps them out of walls and insulation.
In Hardyston, spring means ants and ticks, summer means wasps and mosquitoes, and fall means mice and stink bugs. We plan visits to match.
Keeping firewood, birdseed and pet food away from the house and in sealed bins also helps. Mice and many insects follow the food.
Call Prestige Pest Unit today to book pest control in Hardyston, NJ.
Hardyston Township was set off from portions of Newton Township by Royal charter on February 25, 1762. It was named after Josiah Hardy, who was royal governor of New Jersey from 1761 to 1763. The original British spelling of Hardiston was Americanized to Hardyston after the American Revolutionary War.
Hardyston was incorporated on February 21, 1798, by an act of the New Jersey Legislature as one of New Jersey’s original group of 104 townships. Over the centuries, portions of the township were taken to form Vernon Township (April 8, 1793), Sparta Township (April 14, 1845), Franklin (March 18, 1913) and Hamburg (March 19, 1920).
Hardyston was serviced first by the New Jersey Midland Railway, which built the station in Stockholm. However, there was a dispute over the name as that area was known as Snufftown because of the snuff factory along the Pequannock River, which provide the water power. Through a series of events between the residents of Stockholm and the railroad, the area eventually changed the name from Snufftown to Stockholm. Later, it was the New York, Susquehanna and Western Railway, who provided service into the early 1960s when a mud slide removed a large section of trackage in West Milford Township and coupled with low productivity, the line was not repaired and service was disconnected. Today, the New York Susquehanna and Western Railway runs freight through Hardyston. The main highways are Route 23 and Route 94.
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