Landlords 

  • We reduce tenant complaints with proactive monthly service that stops problems early.
  • Fast response when something urgent comes up.
  • We protect the whole building by treating more than just the unit with a complaint.
  • We speed up move‑ins with priority inspections and treatments for vacant units.
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Pest control technician using light to detect pest in an apartment. Elizabeth NJ

What’s Bugging You?

Select your pest to find out how we get rid of it safely, clearly, and with lasting results.

Compliance

What inspectors and city agencies look for

  • Signs of rodents or insects
  • Gaps around pipes, doors, and utility lines
  • Trash rooms and compactor areas
  • Basements and boiler rooms
  • Laundry rooms and storage areas
  • Hallways and common spaces
  • Licensed pest vendor on file

We help you stay inspection‑ready

  • Service logs for each building
  • Notes on problem areas and entry points
  • Time‑stamped reports you can share anytime
  • Inspector‑friendly records
  • Easy‑to‑read documentation for tenant files

What to expect

Our Approach for Rental Properties

We assess your space and listen — we walk the property

We inspect common areas, utility rooms, basement, and perimeter. We give you a clear risk assessment and a recommended plan before any commitment.


Targeted, coordinated, safe treatment

We work around your schedule to access units quickly and with as little disruption as possible, and we treat each space based on the pest we find using the safest, most effective method for that unit. No over-application, no unnecessary chemicals. Just safe common-sense treatment for your property.


Follow-up, ongoing plan, and documentation

We follow up to make sure the problem is resolved. If it returns in 30 days, so do we, free of charge. We offer monthly, bi-monthly or quarterly visits based on what you need, and we provide written service records after every visit, all organized in a file you can keep and use whenever you need it.


Seasonal pest patterns in NJ — what to expect

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