Rodent removal and pest control in Netcong, NJ

Rodent removal for Netcong homes near Lake Musconetcong

Netcong is a small borough on the shores of Lake Musconetcong, with older homes close together near the lake, the river and the rail line. Prestige Pest Unit provides rodent removal, pest control and exterminator services in Netcong, NJ, from our base in Franklin.

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Netcong rodent removal

How we clear mice from a home

  • Mice and rat removal for older homes and shared walls.
  • Sealing of gaps around foundations, pipes and vents.
  • Mosquito control for yards near the lake.
  • Ant control for kitchens and basements.
  • Pest control in Netcong, NJ

    Local and owner-run

    Prestige Pest Unit is owner-run and based in Franklin, NJ, serving Netcong and the rest of Morris County. Along with rat and mice control, we handle ants, termites, bed bugs, wasps and fall invaders like stink bugs.

    For bigger problems, our exterminator services cover the whole home.

    Mice travel between homes that sit close together. We trap what is inside and seal the gaps so the problem does not come back.

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    Netcong exterminator

    Signs it is time to call

  • Droppings on shelves, counters or in drawers.
  • Chewed wires or insulation near the furnace or water heater.
  • Tracks or rub marks in dusty corners of the basement.
  • A small mouse is nibbling on a black electrical cord near a power outlet, with a wall in the background. There are a few small black droppings on the wooden surface beneath the mouse—time for some expert pest control to keep your home safe and clean.

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    Rodent control in Netcong before winter

    Fall is peak season for mice

    In the fall, Netcong homes near the water see mice move into basements and walls. Seal up before the first freeze.

    A typical Netcong year: ants in spring, mosquitoes by the lake in summer, then mice from late September.

    On a fall visit we check the foundation, sill plate, vents, chimney and the gaps around pipes and wires, then seal what we find with materials mice cannot chew.

    Call Prestige Pest Unit today to book rodent removal in Netcong, NJ.

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    Netcong received its name from the Musconetcong River, named by the Lenape Native Americans and meaning “grass creek”, “swamp stream”, “rapid stream” or “clear stream place”. Along with the river, the proximity of the old Morris and Sussex Turnpike, which passed through the region shortly after 1801, and the coming of the Morris Canal, in 1831, made the site a favorable one for development.

    After becoming a borough, the residents had to elect the first governing body. The first mayor was Abraham J. Drake, elected November 14, 1894. A census of Netcong taken July 1895 showed a population of 877 people.

    Netcong derived much of its business from the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad, which had its last stop in Morris County in the heart of the borough. The DL&W’s Sussex Branch to Branchville also stopped at Netcong Station, with the Sussex Branch coming into the opposite side of the station from where NJ Transit’s line is today. The big railroad roundhouse in Port Morris also supplied many jobs for the town residents.

    Learn more about Netcong.