The Pest Control Insider
Clothes Moth Traps: What They Catch, What They Miss, and How to Read One
Dr. Killigan’s clothes moth traps catch males only. An ACE explains why bird’s nest moths fill NYC traps and why monitoring starts a month after treatment.
Phorid Flies in NYC: Why They Keep Coming Back (It Is Rarely Your Cleaning)
Phorid flies that keep coming back in a clean NYC home or restaurant usually breed in a broken drain line, contaminated soil or a dead animal in a wall. How to identify them and how the source gets found.
When Do Rats Move Indoors in NYC? What the 311 Data Shows
NYC rats live in buildings year-round, but pressure rises from mid-October. Three years of 311 rodent complaints by month, the signs rats have moved in, and the September-October prevention window.
Cockroach Allergy and Asthma in NYC: Symptoms and What Actually Lowers Exposure
Cockroach allergy comes from proteins in droppings, saliva and shed skins that build up in household dust. Symptoms, the NYC asthma connection, Local Law 55, and the two-part job that lowers exposure.
How to Get Rid of Rats in NYC: Seal First, Trap Second
The order matters: seal every entry with metal, cut off food, then trap. Why poison-first fails in NYC buildings, what rat work costs, and who is responsible under NYC housing law.
Brown-Banded Cockroach: Identification and Control in NYC
The brown-banded cockroach prefers warm, dry rooms – bedrooms, furniture, electronics – not kitchens. How to tell it from a German cockroach, where the egg cases hide, and how treatment differs.
Do Cockroaches Bite? What Those Marks Really Mean in NYC
Cockroaches can bite, but it is rare and almost never the cause of marks on your skin. What roach bites look like, what to check instead, and when a bold roach population means severe infestation.
Moths Eating Your Clothes? How to Stop Them in an NYC Apartment
What causes clothes moths, how to stop active feeding in 48 hours, and the closet routine that keeps moths from eating your clothes in a New York apartment.
Carpet Beetle vs Clothes Moth: Which One Is Eating Your Clothes?
Silky webbing means clothes moths; bristly shed skins mean carpet beetles. How to tell NYC’s two fabric pests apart by larvae, adults and damage patterns.
Clothes Moth Larvae: What They Look Like and How to Find Them
Clothes moth larvae are the stage that eats your wool and cashmere. Identification by size, color and casings, where to look in NYC apartments, and what kills them.
Cockroach Droppings: What They Look Like (German vs Mouse)
What German cockroach droppings look like, how to tell them from mouse droppings and bed bug spots, where to find them and how to clean them.
German Cockroach Eggs: What the Egg Case Looks Like (NYC)
What a German cockroach egg case looks like, how many eggs it holds, how fast they hatch and what actually works against them.
Jorge Bedoya Presents the Trio Protocol at ExpoPrag 2026 in Sao Paulo
New York Exterminating co-founder Jorge Bedoya, ACE, presented the Trio Protocol for single-visit German cockroach elimination at ExpoPrag 2026 in Sao Paulo, drawing interest from pest-management leaders across Latin America.
Fumigador de Ratas y Ratones en NYC
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Fumigador de Chinches en NYC
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