Teaneck, NJ
Teaneck is a township of about 41,000 people on 6.2 square miles, the second most populous town in Bergen County. It also keeps 24 municipal parks and a 3.5-mile greenway along the Hackensack River.
A bedroom community with that much protected green space has a wildlife problem, not a roach problem. Add Dutch colonial stone houses standing since the 1700s and you get termites too.
We work Teaneck from our Englewood office, about four miles east.
Raccoons, squirrels, skunks, opossums and groundhogs move into attics, chimneys, sheds, garages and the space under decks and porches. Properties backing onto the greenway or a park see it most.
Nothing gets trapped until we have looked. A scope goes into the cavity, thermal picks up whatever is warm behind the plaster, and a motion camera on the entry hole counts what actually comes and goes overnight.
Greenway-adjacent properties often turn out to have two or three animals using the same gap rather than one. Spring litters are the other reason we count first — pull the adult and leave the young sealed in, and the next call is about a smell.
Everything comes out alive. When the camera shows the void is clear, we close the opening and rebuild what was chewed.
Most jobs run five to seven days from first inspection to finished repair. Inspection and trapping start at $295. Exclusion work starts at $99. Attic cleanup is priced separately. Most jobs carry a one-year warranty.
Teaneck has housing stock that predates the United States. Several Dutch stone houses from the 1700s still stand here, and the bulk of the township was built decades ago. Old buildings have settled, and settled buildings have gaps.
Termites arrive from below, through those gaps, and they are quiet about it. What gives them away is a mud tube running up a foundation wall, or paint lifting off a skirting board with nothing behind it. The EPA lists mud tubes among the signs.
Eastern subterranean, drywood and dampwood are all treatable here. Depending on the structure we use foam into voids, a liquid barrier in the soil, or a bait station system around the perimeter. We never fumigate, and the monitoring continues after the treatment.
Our termite treatment and inspections also cover home sales. Lenders often require a wood-destroying insect report before closing.
Field mice move toward buildings as soon as the ground cools, and the properties along the river corridor and Overpeck Creek notice it weeks before the rest of the township does.
Bait is the last step of our rat and mouse control, not the first. Find the openings, close them, then deal with whatever is already inside — the CDC recommends the same sequence.
We treat Norway rats, roof rats, house mice, field mice and deer mice. Rodent work starts at $145 with up to a six-month warranty. Attic sanitation and cleanup are priced separately.
Greenway edges, creek margins and shaded park-adjacent yards are where mosquitoes rest and ticks wait. Gutters, plant saucers and tarps do the rest.
Our mosquito treatment covers the resting sites — shaded shrubs, fence lines, the underside of decks — and cuts down breeding sites on the property. Treatment runs on a schedule through the warm months.
If your property backs onto the greenway or a park, tick control is worth adding rather than treating as an afterthought.
With this many mature trees and this much park edge, stinging insects have somewhere to build. Paper wasps go for eaves and shutters, bald-faced hornets for branches and soffits, and yellow jackets straight into the ground beside a path.
The ground nests are the ones people find with a lawnmower. Do not take that risk. Our wasp and hornet nest removal is warranted for 90 days, and honey bee colonies get relocated rather than destroyed.
Less common here than in the cities to the south, but they still happen.
Bed bug treatment starts at $395 with a six-month warranty and runs across two visits, because eggs hatch after the first. Preparation decides whether it holds, which is the point the EPA makes in its guidance.
Roach treatment uses gel bait and growth regulators rather than spray. Ant control traces the trail back to the colony — and carpenter ants, which tunnel damp wood, matter more in older Teaneck houses than most people realize.
The whole township, including:
We also cover Englewood, Bergenfield, Hackensack and Fort Lee.
Yes, but the work is exclusion rather than trapping. We cannot stop animals living in a protected corridor, and nobody can. What we can do is close every way into your structure and repair the damage, so the animals stay outside where they belong.
Inspection and trapping start at $295, and exclusion work starts at $99. The final price depends on how many animals are inside, the damage they have done and whether attic cleanup is needed. You get the number before we start.
Usually, yes. Lenders often require a wood-destroying insect report before closing. Book it early rather than late — finding termites two days before closing is expensive and it delays everything.
Usually not. We inspect with endoscope and thermal cameras first, which is how we avoid opening walls we do not need to open. In most cases we reach the animal and the entry point from outside.
It is worth treating rather than ignoring. Ticks wait in leaf litter and long grass at the edges of tree cover, which describes a lot of Teaneck property lines. Perimeter treatment through the warm months is the practical answer.
Yes. Our treatments are pet-friendly and we work with eco-friendly and organic products, including Ecovia and Delta Dust. We tell you which rooms to stay out of and for how long. Most products need a short drying period, not a full day out of the house.
Most wildlife jobs carry a one-year warranty. Rodent and bed bug work carry up to six months, and stinging insect work carries 90 days. The exact term depends on the job and is written down before we start.
Yes. Our applicators hold New Jersey commercial pesticide applicator licenses. The state requires every commercial applicator to pass the NJDEP CORE exam plus category exams, and to renew the license each year. You can read the New Jersey applicator licensing requirements through Rutgers.
Clearview Pest Solutions Inc.
Serving Teaneck from our Englewood office
61 W Palisade Ave, Suite 2B, Englewood, NJ 07631
Phone: (201) 706-7437
Hours: Open 24 hours
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We handle a wide range of pests including ants, roaches, termites, spiders, rodents, and more.
We treat a wide range of pests including ants, cockroaches, rodents, termites, mosquitoes, bed bugs, spiders, silverfish, and more—serving both residential and commercial properties.
Most homes benefit from quarterly service, but monthly or bi-monthly visits may be needed for high-risk properties or ongoing infestations.
Pricing depends on the pest issue, property size, and treatment type. We offer free estimates so you know what to expect before we start.
In most cases, no. Our treatments use safe, low-toxicity products, but for certain services like termite or bed bug treatments, brief vacating may be recommended.
We offer follow-up services and warranties on many treatments. If pests return within the covered period, we’ll re-treat at no extra charge.
Yes. We use eco-conscious, family- and pet-safe products and apply them responsibly to keep your loved ones protected.
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