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New York, NY
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New York City's dense population causes serious pest control challenges. With over 36,000 people per square mile, the borough’s population of more than 2.5 million shares their homes with pests such as bed bugs, cockroaches, rats, and pigeons. There is an increased base temperature within the city due to the massive amounts of human activity that promotes an environment in which pests thrive year round.
On top of that, bed bugs can cause serious problems and are classified as hazardous housing violations by the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development. Landlords in New York City are legally obligated to eradicate infestations within 30 days in order to provide tenants with bed bug-free living spaces.
Older buildings in NYC are also subject to rat and cockroach infestations that can become difficult to stop and may affect multiple homes or even entire blocks. Local pigeon populations are often at unsustainably high levels due to readily available food sources, such as garbage and bird feeders. Pigeon droppings create unsightly blemishes on buildings and public spaces, and the birds often transmit diseases and parasites. No matter which pest you're having issues with, we are the pest control company near you and we're here to help.
Q: What are the most common pest issues that business owners face in the area?
A: Unfortunately, there is no shortage of pests in New York City. The most common pests encountered in the New York metropolitan area are roaches, mice, and rats.
Q: How do the seasons affect pest activity around New York City?
A: Typically, cockroaches are much more active in the summer months. Cockroaches have a tendency to move more in the humid seasons. Rodents are more likely to seek shelter and the warmth of the indoors in cold, wet, and/or snowy conditions.
Q: What are some common signs of pest activity around commercial properties?
A: Some signs are more obvious than others as it pertains to pest activity. Other than actual pest sightings, pest droppings are the most typical sign of activity. Another indication of pests could be evidence of nesting materials such as shredded paper, insulation, and/or leaves. Grease marks as well as plant damage can also indicate a pest infestation.
Q: When should property owners call Western Pest Services?
A: I would advise all business owners to engage Western Pest Services prior to the detection of pest activity. Waiting until an infestation exists can prove to be detrimental to a business. Best to take a proactive approach to pest management. Unfortunately in New York City, it is not a question of if but when a pest invasion occurs, and it's best to have a program in place that will monitor and protect your business from the embarrassment and cost of eliminating a pest infestation.
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With a population of around 8.5 million people, New York, NY, is the biggest city in the United States. Thousands of tourists from all over the world also visit the city every year. Plenty of pests call the Big Apple home, too.
The hustle and bustle of New York life creates the perfect conditions for insect and rodent infestations. Businesses and restaurants packed closely together attract pests via foot traffic, enticing smells, or simply by proximity. Construction projects send mice and rats scurrying to find new homes. Also, visitors may unknowingly bring pests along with them on clothes and belongings.
Request a Free InspectionHere are a few facts about New York City pest control, the rodents or insects you might see in your home or business, as well as some tips to prevent an infestation. From Brooklyn brownstones to five-story walk-ups in Queens, certain insects are common in all corners of NYC. New Yorkers may encounter some of these invaders in your home:
Whether you're a Staten Island retailer, a restaurateur in the Bronx, or a Queens property manager, you'll need to take care of infestations quickly. Solving a pest problem as soon as possible keeps your customers, clients, and tenants happy, preserves your good reputation, and prevents pests from spreading to other nearby shops and offices.
Pests are a persistent issue for hotel managers. Tourists from around the world as well as visiting CEOs with daily meetings need a temporary home while they're in New York City. Room service leftovers can attract mice, bed bugs may invade via luggage, and cockroaches could hide beneath a mini-fridge, leaving hotels open to guest complaints and other serious consequences.
Frequent room and upholstery cleanings, laundry services, strict kitchen hygiene, and an observant housekeeping staff may mitigate some of these problems. However, insects and rodents are experts at finding hiding places and scavenging for food and water. Full-scale pest control for NYC hotels is essential to keep your clients happy and your business profitable.
Restaurants are vulnerable, too. Food, stained napkins, and odors attract pests. It doesn't matter if you manage a 5-star restaurant in Manhattan or run a pizza joint in Brooklyn, pest control should be part of your daily operations. Regularly inspect for signs of infestations, such as cast-off cockroach skins, ant trails, insect or rodent droppings, and nests.
A few key places to look for pests are:
New York City has a notorious rat problem. The number of rodents living in NYC has grown extensively in recent years. Large building renovations in Brooklyn and beyond are sending rats and mice scrambling to subway tunnels and the streets as well as businesses and homes.
Rodents can transmit about 35 different illnesses to humans via bites and scratches or through their waste. Like cockroaches, the pests pollute food and surfaces with bacteria like E. coli or Salmonella, which can make you, your family, or your customers sick. Rats and mice also gnaw on wall supports and create fire hazards when they chew on wiring.
Every pest is different, and various factors can cause infestations. However, there are a few steps you can take to reduce the risk of insects and rodents entering your home or business.
New Yorkers need pest control that's as tough as they are. Whether you need to protect your home from rodents or you need a specialized commercial plan, contact Western Pest Services for professional pest control in New York City.
