Trusted Pest Control Services in Red Bank

Red Bank, NJ—originally incorporated in 1870 and reestablished as a borough in 1908—is a historic Monmouth County community with a population of roughly 13,000 residents. Situated along the scenic Navesink River, Red Bank combines waterfront homes, older residential properties, apartments, restaurants, and busy commercial spaces. That mix makes professional pest control a key part of maintaining public health, safety, and property values.

A Local Pest Control Partner Since 1932 and for more than 90 years, Bowco Labs Pest Control has worked side by side with Red Bank homeowners and businesses to protect properties from pests that threaten comfort, cleanliness, and structural integrity.

Founded in 1932 and now spanning three generations of the Bowers family, Bowco Labs brings unmatched local experience and a long-standing commitment to the community. Their services naturally align with Red Bank’s health and safety goals—emphasizing prevention, responsible treatment methods, and fast, effective response. Bowco Labs Pest Control offers customized solutions for the unique pest pressures found in Red Bank, including:

Bed bug control, using proven methods to eliminate infestations in homes, apartments, and hotels
Carpenter ant control, protecting wood structures from costly damage
Termite inspections and treatments to safeguard homes and commercial buildings
Tick control, including protection against deer ticks
Humane wildlife and rodent control, such as raccoons, squirrels, skunks, opossums, and foxes
Bird pest management for residential and commercial properties
These services are especially important in a riverfront community like Red Bank, where moisture, older construction, and dense living conditions can increase pest activity.

Protecting Homes, Businesses, and Community Health From historic residences to modern businesses downtown, Bowco Labs understands the local environment and how pests behave in Red Bank’s neighborhoods. Their preventative programs help reduce health risks, limit property damage, and support compliance with local and county health standards.