Pest control for apartment buildings in Upper Manhattan
For an apartment building in Inwood or Washington Heights, bring the affected apartment list and the building access contact. We review the requested service on a building walk.
What we do for property managers
We service apartments and accessible common areas within the scope agreed for your building. Recurring service and requested apartment work are arranged around that scope and access.
Inwood and Washington Heights buildings
These are building concerns covered in our guides; they are not a measure of pest conditions across Upper Manhattan.
- Recurring roach or mouse reports: compare dated observations for the same pest and inspected areas.
- Repairs around pest entry points: management arranges the building work.
- Requested apartment treatment: preparation and access follow the instructions for the job.
How service works
- Bring the building address, affected apartment numbers, pest reports, and access contact to the walk.
- We agree on the work and access arrangements before service. Management arranges building repairs, refuse handling, and access.
- The signed monthly record lists apartments serviced and refusals. For work orders, the access attempt record describes each try. Areas we have not inspected remain unknown.
Guides for your building
Use the guides below for pest reports, preparation, access, and HPD correction work.
Building and resident guides
- Pest help for NYC apartment residents
- I think I have bed bugs. What should I do tonight?
- Can roaches come from another apartment?
- My exterminator appointment doesn't work. What should I do?
- How long do I need to stay out after pest control?
- How pest control works in an apartment building
- Clearing an Overdue HPD Pest Violation: Defect Status and Dismissal
- How to Certify an HPD Pest Violation in NYC (CIV 194 PEST)
- After You Certify an HPD Pest Violation: Audits and the 70-Day Rule
- HPD Pest Violation File: What to Document Before Certifying
- What HPD Requires to Correct a Pest Violation (28 RCNY 54-04)
- HPD Pest Violation in NYC: 21-Day Correction and Certification
- HPD Pest Violation Postponement: 14 Days and How to Apply
- How do I keep mice out of my apartment?
- Is my landlord responsible for roaches or mice in NYC?
- NYC Local Law 55 Pest Requirements for Landlords
- The monthly visit didn’t fix my problem. Why?
- I'm moving. How do I avoid bringing bed bugs with me?
- My neighbor has bed bugs. What should I do?
- What happens after a 311 rat complaint?
- NYC Pest Compliance for Property Managers and Owners
- NYC Pest Control Notice Requirements for Landlords
- Pests started after plumbing or construction work. Is it related?
- How do I prepare for bed bug treatment?
- There are roaches in my apartment. What should I do first?
- A tenant just asked you about roaches. What do you say?
- Tenant Refuses Access for Pest Control: NYC Rules and Records
- Is this a waterbug or a cockroach?
- What did the exterminator use, and is it safe around kids or pets?
- Which pest you have changes who can fix it
- Why do I still have roaches after the exterminator came?
- Will the treatment make the roaches come out and get worse before it gets better?
HPD pest violations by ZIP code: October 14, 2026 snapshot
Call (551) 265-1725
Or email [email protected] to set up a building walk.