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The fleas biting today are only one stage of the infestation.
We knock down the adults you can see and treat the eggs, larvae and pupae developing throughout your home — with an inspection-driven, three-step protocol led by an Associate Certified Entomologist. Not a company that simply sprays the fleas on the carpet.
Knock down the adults. Keep killing emerging fleas. Stop the next generation.
Led by an Associate Certified Entomologist (ACE) NYSDEC Reg. #15140 $3,000,000 insured Bilingual · English & Spanish Same-day across NYC Serving NYC since 2010
The part almost nobody explains
The flea biting you is not the stage protecting the infestation.
In one sentence
Adult fleas are the biting stage you notice — but eggs fall off the pet into the environment, larvae hide from light in carpet edges and floor gaps, and pupae wait inside protective cocoons until warmth, movement or carbon dioxide signals a host. Kill only the adults and the protected stages simply replace them. Real control means hitting the adults, the surfaces emerging adults cross, and the immature stages at the same time — and treating every pet alongside the home.
Four stages, one infestation
Egg · Larva · Pupa · Adult
A flea infestation is not a swarm of adults. It is a population distributed across four life stages — and two of those stages are physically protected from many treatments.
Stage 01
Eggs
Laid on the host, they do not stick — they fall off into carpet, bedding, upholstery and floor gaps wherever the pet rests and travels.
Treatable
Stage 02
Larvae
Blind and light-avoiding. They burrow into carpet fibres, floor cracks and under furniture, feeding on organic debris and flea dirt.
Treatable
Stage 03
Pupae
Developing inside a protective cocoon that shields them from many applications. They emerge on their own schedule when a host cue arrives.
Protected
Stage 04
Adults
The biting, jumping, visible stage. Only a portion of the population is here at any moment — the rest is developing out of sight.
Visible
Killing only the adults you can see leaves the developing majority untouched.
Why the quick fix doesn’t hold
Why foggers and adult-only sprays keep failing.
Store-bought foggers and single-can treatments create temporary relief, then the infestation returns. Here’s the mechanism.
Fog sits on the surface. A fogger settles on exposed carpet and floor. Larvae live deep in the fibres and under furniture; pupae are sealed in cocoons. The fog never reaches them.
Pupae are built to survive. The cocoon physically protects the developing flea. Adults keep emerging for days to weeks after a treatment — and people read that as failure and give up.
No growth regulator, no end. Consumer products rarely include an insect growth regulator, so surviving eggs and larvae mature into biting adults and restart the cycle within weeks.
The pet keeps re-seeding the home. If the animal isn’t on veterinary flea control, it feeds the infestation continuously. Treating the home alone can’t win that race.
We start with an investigation
Diagnosis before any spraying.
Bites alone don’t confirm fleas — bed bugs, bird and rodent mites and other pests produce similar complaints. The service begins by confirming the pest and mapping where the population actually lives.
Confirm it’s fleas. Positive identification, flea dirt, and where people are actually being bitten (typically the lower legs and ankles).
Map the hotspots. Where pets sleep, rest and travel; carpet vs. hard floor; upholstered furniture; carpet edges and floor gaps; beneath beds, sofas and furniture.
Trace the source. Current, previous or visiting pets; a former tenant’s animals; stray animals, wildlife or rodent activity carrying fleas into the home.
Define the scope. Whether the infestation is localized to one room or distributed across several — including basements, crawlspaces or shared building areas when relevant.
The NYE three-step indoor flea protocol
Three coordinated products. Three different jobs.
No single product reaches the biting adults, the surfaces emerging adults cross, and the immature stages developing under the furniture. Each step below closes a gap the others leave open. All products are used only in accordance with their current labels.
Botanically derived pyrethrins, enhanced by two synergists — the formulation as a whole is not entirely botanical or organic.
Provides flushing action and rapid contact knockdown of exposed, accessible adult fleas.
The most aggressive initial population-reduction step.
Does not provide long-term control by itself.
Does not reliably reach flea pupae protected inside intact cocoons.
02
Targeted residual adulticide
Suspend PolyZone
EPA Reg. No. 101563-143 · deltamethrin
The residual adulticide — controls adult fleas that contact properly treated surfaces after the initial knockdown.
PolyZone polymer technology protects and slowly releases the active ingredient; the manufacturer promotes residual control up to 90 days under labeled uses and conditions.
Applied as targeted spot and crack-and-crevice treatment of flea habitats — pet-bedding surroundings, carpet edges, baseboards, floor gaps and protected areas beneath furniture.
Not a broadcast treatment over every carpet or flat upholstered surface.
Never applied to people or pets; nobody contacts treated areas until dry.
Three insect growth regulators that interfere with the development of flea eggs and larvae that contact the treatment.
Prevents immature fleas from developing into biting adults — the label states it works up to seven months on fleas.
That long window matters because immature stages do not all develop or emerge at once.
Does not provide immediate control of adult fleas.
Not effective against adult fleas or pupae that already exist.
“Tekko Trio does not kill the adult flea biting today. It prevents the immature flea developing underneath the furniture from becoming the adult flea that bites later.”
Only all three together cover the adults, the residual surfaces and the developing generation. No single product does.
Not optional
Every pet must be treated with the home.
Please read
The premises treatment does not replace veterinary flea treatment for your animals. Every dog or cat in the home must be treated with an appropriate veterinarian-recommended or EPA/FDA-authorized flea product suitable for that animal. The animal and the home have to be addressed together — otherwise an untreated pet keeps re-seeding the infestation.
Consult your veterinarian for the right product for each animal, especially cats, young, pregnant or nursing animals, elderly animals, and any animal with seizures, medical conditions or medication sensitivities. Never apply a premise pesticide to an animal.
Before we arrive
Preparation that makes the treatment work.
Good preparation is a large part of a successful flea job. Work through these steps before service day.
1Confirm pet treatment. Have every pet treated per veterinary guidance, coordinated with the premises service so untreated animals don’t keep feeding the infestation.
2Vacuum thoroughly. Carpets, rugs, carpet edges, baseboards, floor gaps, beneath beds/sofas/removable furniture, upholstery seams and under cushions, and every pet-resting area. Vacuuming removes eggs, larvae and debris — and the vibration stimulates protected adults to emerge from cocoons, making them vulnerable.
3Dispose of vacuum contents. Seal disposable bags or collected debris in a bag and place it in an outdoor trash receptacle. Empty and clean reusable canisters outside.
4Process pet bedding & fabrics. Wash and dry pet bedding, blankets and removable covers on the hottest settings safe for the material. Keep clean items sealed or out of the treatment area until surfaces are dry.
5Clear access to treatment zones. Provide access to baseboards, carpet edges, under furniture, pet-resting spots and identified closets. Don’t pile belongings into an untreated room and create a new flea harborage.
6Food & personal items. Cover or remove exposed food, dishes, utensils, toys and personal items from treatment zones.
7Aquariums & sensitive animals. Fish tanks must be removed or tightly covered and aerators disconnected per the product label. Remove birds, reptiles and other sensitive animals. Disclose all animals before service.
8Occupants out. All people and pets leave before treatment begins. Re-entry is based on complete drying, proper ventilation and the most restrictive directions among all products applied — not an arbitrary fixed number of hours.
9Cleaning restrictions. Don’t shampoo carpets, mop treated floor edges or wash treated baseboards right before or after the application unless instructed — cleaning too soon can remove the residual.
Treatment day
What actually happens.
The technician confirms the hotspots and the scope of treatment.
The initial application rapidly reduces exposed adult fleas.
Targeted residual adulticide is placed where emerging adults are likely to contact it.
Tekko Trio is applied to appropriate development sites to interrupt eggs and larvae.
Everything is targeted to the inspection findings and the product labels — premise products are never applied to pets, people, clothing, human-use bedding surfaces or food-contact surfaces.
Occupants and pets stay out during treatment; re-entry only after treated surfaces are completely dry and required ventilation is done.
What to expect — and when
Short, medium and long term.
A flea program is a curve, not a switch. Here’s the honest trajectory — including why you may still see fleas at first.
Adults drop immediately; existing pupae keep emerging for a while (the bumps); residual + IGR grind activity toward zero. Post-treatment emergence does not mean the service failed.
Day 1 – ~day 7
Immediate / short term
Rapid reduction of exposed adult fleas.
A possible temporary increase in visible activity — movement and treatment stimulate emergence.
Continued bites can occur from adults emerging from existing pupae.
Fleas jumping after service do not automatically mean the treatment failed.
Avoid wet treated surfaces; keep veterinary flea control active on every pet.
~1 – 4 weeks
Medium term
Existing pupae may keep releasing adults.
Newly emerged adults contact the residual treatment or treated pets.
Egg and larval development is progressively interrupted by Tekko Trio.
Activity should trend downward; vacuuming becomes an important mechanical part of the program.
Persistent heavy activity may signal an untreated animal, missed hotspot, wildlife/rodent source, an inaccessible area, cleaning that removed the residual, or reinfestation.
~1 – 7 months
Long term
Tekko Trio continues preventing contacted immature fleas from reaching adulthood — up to seven months per its label.
The residual adulticide keeps working according to surface conditions, cleaning and label-supported performance.
The infestation loses the ability to replace dying adults with new generations.
Pet prevention must continue; new introductions remain possible via untreated animals, visiting pets, rodents or wildlife.
“Long residual” does not mean the home can never acquire fleas again.
After the treatment
Your post-treatment checklist.
Do not re-enter until treated surfaces are dry and ventilation requirements have been met.
Keep children and pets off treated surfaces until dry.
Continue the veterinarian-directed flea program for every pet.
Vacuum frequently after treatment, following the technician’s specific timing — focus on pet-resting areas, carpet edges, under furniture and upholstery seams.
Seal and discard vacuum contents outside after each session; wash pet bedding regularly.
Don’t immediately shampoo carpets or wash treated baseboards and floor edges.
Watch the trend in activity rather than expecting an instant absolute zero; note where fleas or bites appear.
Don’t add store-bought foggers, sprays, powders or essential oils over the professional treatment without discussing it with NYE — they can create exposure problems, interfere with residual placement or make evaluation difficult.
Why vacuuming is not a sign of failure
Vacuuming after treatment helps remove organic material and immature stages, and the vibration encourages protected adults to emerge from their cocoons into a treated environment where they contact the residual. The exact start time and frequency should follow the technician’s directions, so you don’t remove wet or recently deposited treatment.
Built into the program
Why the follow-up matters.
Recommended roughly 14–21 days after the initial application, adjusted to infestation severity, label restrictions and field observations.
Existing pupae are protected from direct pesticide contact and emerge gradually after the first visit — the follow-up meets that wave.
It evaluates whether activity is declining as expected and identifies missed or newly active hotspots.
It confirms all pets were treated and helps detect wildlife, rodent, basement, crawlspace or adjoining-area sources.
Additional targeted treatment may be performed when warranted and permitted by the labels; the visit evaluates trend, distribution and life-cycle progression — not merely whether one flea is found.
An honest comparison
A single can and this are not the same service.
The NYE flea protocol
Positive identification and hotspot mapping
Immediate adult knockdown (Pyrocide 100)
Targeted residual adulticide (Suspend PolyZone)
Three-way insect growth regulator (Tekko Trio)
Up to seven months of immature-stage interruption, per the Tekko Trio label
Veterinary pet-treatment coordination
Vacuuming and sanitation strategy
Biologically timed follow-up
Led by an Associate Certified Entomologist
A typical incomplete approach
Treats only the visible adults
Relies on a consumer fogger or one aerosol
Doesn’t address pets and premises together
Ignores protected pupae
No long-term larval interruption
No post-treatment vacuuming plan
Reads normal post-treatment emergence as failure
Repeats random applications without finding the source
Straightforward pricing
Quoted after inspection.
Priced after a free inspection
A flea job depends on how far it has spread, so we quote it after we see it — no guessing over the phone. What drives the number:
Property size Apartment or home square footage and layout.
Rooms infested One room vs. distributed through several.
Flooring Carpet vs. hard floors changes the habitat and the work.
Upholstery Amount of upholstered furniture involved.
Severity & duration How long it’s been running and how established it is.
Pets Number and type of animals in the home.
Secondary areas Basements, crawlspaces or shared building spaces.
Follow-up Whether a follow-up visit is warranted.
Access & prep Accessibility and preparation conditions on the day.
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Frequently asked questions
Why am I still seeing fleas after treatment?
Because pupae inside their cocoons are protected from many applications and keep emerging for a period after service. Newly emerged adults contact the residual treatment and the treated pet and die, but you may see activity — often temporarily higher at first — while that plays out. This is expected, not a failure.
Does seeing fleas after treatment mean it failed?
No. Post-treatment emergence from existing pupae is a normal part of the curve. What matters is the trend over the following weeks. If activity stays heavy or unchanged, that points to something specific — an untreated pet, a missed hotspot, a wildlife or rodent source, an inaccessible area, or cleaning that removed the residual — and we address it at the follow-up.
How long does professional flea treatment take to work?
Exposed adults drop quickly, but full control develops over weeks as existing pupae finish emerging and the growth regulator shuts down the next generation. A biologically timed follow-up around 14–21 days meets the wave of emerging adults. Expect a trend toward zero rather than an instant zero.
Why can’t pesticides immediately kill every flea pupa?
The pupa develops inside a protective cocoon that physically shields it from many treatments. That’s why a knockdown product alone can’t end an infestation, and why the program relies on residual surfaces and a growth regulator to catch fleas as they emerge over time.
Do all pets need to be treated?
Yes. Every dog or cat must be on an appropriate veterinarian-recommended or EPA/FDA-authorized flea product, coordinated with the home treatment. An untreated animal keeps re-seeding the infestation, and treating only one side is the most common reason flea problems drag on.
Can you apply the products directly to my dog or cat?
No. Premise pesticides are never applied to animals. Your veterinarian supplies the product for the pet; we treat the environment. The two must happen together.
When can people and pets return?
After treated surfaces are completely dry and applicable ventilation requirements have been met, following the most restrictive directions among all products applied. We give you the specific guidance for your job rather than a one-size-fits-all number of hours.
Should I vacuum before treatment?
Yes — thoroughly. Vacuuming removes eggs, larvae and debris, and the vibration stimulates protected adults to emerge from cocoons where the treatment can reach them. Seal and discard the vacuum contents outside afterward.
When should I vacuum after treatment?
Follow your technician’s specific timing so you don’t remove wet or recently deposited residual. After that, vacuum frequently — focusing on pet-resting areas, carpet edges, under furniture and upholstery seams — and discard the contents outside each time.
Can I shampoo the carpet after treatment?
Not immediately. Shampooing carpets or washing treated baseboards and floor edges too soon can strip the residual that catches emerging fleas. Wait for the technician’s guidance before deep-cleaning treated surfaces.
How long does Tekko Trio work against fleas — and does it kill adults?
Its label states it works up to seven months on fleas by inhibiting the development of immature stages. It does not kill adult fleas or existing pupae — it prevents the immature fleas that contact it from ever becoming biting adults. Adult control comes from the knockdown and residual steps.
Can fleas survive in a home without pets? Can rodents or wildlife cause an indoor infestation?
Yes to both. Pupae can persist and emerge when a new occupant provides warmth, movement and carbon dioxide — common in apartments after tenant turnover. And rodents, stray animals and wildlife carry fleas that can bite people when a preferred host isn’t available, which is why the inspection looks for those sources.
Are flea bites enough to confirm fleas? What’s the difference between fleas, bed bugs and mites?
Bites alone aren’t enough — bed bugs, bird mites, rodent mites and other pests produce similar complaints. Flea bites are typically clustered on the lower legs and ankles, and confirmation also uses flea dirt and observed fleas. We identify the pest before treating; if it isn’t fleas, the plan changes.
Are the products applied to the entire carpet?
No. The residual is a targeted spot and crack-and-crevice treatment of flea habitats — pet-bedding surroundings, carpet edges, baseboards, floor gaps and protected areas under furniture — not a broadcast over every flat carpet or upholstered surface people contact.
How much does flea treatment cost in NYC?
We quote it after a free inspection, because the price depends on property size, how many rooms are infested, carpet vs. hard floor, upholstery, severity, the number of pets and whether secondary areas like basements are involved. Pay-over-time options are available.
Confirm the pest before treating
Stop the fleas you see and the generation you can’t.
Every NYE flea program is led by Jorge Bedoya, ACE. Same-day inspections across Manhattan and all five boroughs, in English and Spanish.
Reviewed by Jorge Bedoya, ACE — Associate Certified Entomologist, environmental-science professional and New York State–licensed commercial pesticide applicator. Owner, New York Exterminating, Inc.
Flea complaints are easy to misdiagnose, and the difference between temporary relief and real control is whether the immature stages and the pet are handled alongside the adults. Every NYE flea job is built around that biology — inspection first, three coordinated products, and a follow-up timed to the life cycle. Meet Jorge →
All pesticide products are applied only in accordance with their current EPA and New York–accepted labels. Product names and roles on this page describe how NYE uses them under professional, licensed application; they are not consumer instructions and do not include dilution rates. No pesticide is described here as safe, harmless, non-toxic, pet-safe, child-safe, natural, organic or environmentally friendly. We do not promise that one treatment kills every flea stage, instant elimination, or zero bites immediately.
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So let’s start with professionalism, great! Communication, great! Results, great!!! I was recommended to this company by a friend who experienced great results and i decided to give them a try. Everything there after exceeded my expectations. They have officially become my annual exterminator by choice.
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Estoy muy satisfecha , un trabajo muy profesional , dedico mucho tiempo y es una persona muy pasiente
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Kerri-Kaye Wilson
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Gorge did what he is supposed to do exterminated the rodents. Not only does he possess the skills necessary to get the job done but he has the needed customer service skills of Courtesy, Professional, and Respect. Muchas gracias for a job well done.
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Jorge is sweet, patient, communicative and honest. Had a company try to quote me $2500 for a job, luckily I contacted Jorge right in time and he did the same job for me for $220. HIGHLY recommend.
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David Alfih
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Showed up on short notice, found the problem and provided guidance to assist with resolving our issue. Thank you!!
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Michelle
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Jorge was really thorough and did an excellent job. Thank you 🙏
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Today I had an appointment with Jorge. He was on time. Explained me everything. Perfectly did his work. Very nice and knowledgeable man. I can highly recommend him if you need an exterminator.
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Steve
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George is outstanding! He came out in the middle of the night when we had an urgent issue and handled everything with professionalism and care. He was patient, thorough, and fully committed to solving the problem, taking the time to explain what he was doing and making sure the job was done right. It’s rare to find someone so dependable and dedicated—George is the person you want to call if you need an exterminator you can trust.
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Jorge was fast, responsive, and knowledgable. I recommend him.
Our expertise goes beyond simple extermination. Backed by certified specialists and proven methods, we combine science, precision, and care to deliver pest solutions that last. Every treatment is designed with your safety, comfort, and environment in mind.
Many of our clients have remained with us since 2010, demonstrating strong trust and long-term satisfaction.
Serving property managers, senior facilities, shelters, affordable-housing programs, and businesses across NYC since 2010 — many long-term clients trust our work.
Eco-Friendly and Client-Focused Service
Botanical/reduced-risk options, German-cockroach control and rodent-exclusion programs, full bilingual support (EN/ES), plus a client portal with reports, photos, and chemical logs for total transparency.
NYSDEC Registered — Reg. #15140 — with fully licensed technicians (Jorge Bedoya, Tomas Cusati, Jason Mendoza). We follow all regulations for safe, legal treatments.
Science-Driven Pest Control Expertise
Led by an Associate Certified Entomologist (Jorge Bedoya) and technicians trained in urban entomology, we use IPM and proven methods for lasting results.
From first inspection to final follow-up, our science-based process ensures every pest problem is solved with precision, safety, and lasting protection
Find quick answers to common questions about our services, safety practices, and customer support
Are your pest control treatments safe for pets and children?
Yes. We use eco-friendly and low-toxicity treatments designed to protect your family, pets, and the environment.
Do you offer bilingual services?
Yes. We offer bilingual services in English and Spanish to ensure clear communication and support for all our clients across New York City.
What areas do you serve in New York?
We proudly serve all five boroughs of New York City — Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, the Bronx, and Staten Island — as well as surrounding areas.
How can I access my service reports or invoices?
You can access all your service reports, invoices, and treatment details through our secure online Client Portal. Simply log in anytime to view records, photos, and chemical logs for full transparenc
What types of pests do you specialize in controlling?
We specialize in removing rodents, insects, raccoons, and other common pests, providing thorough inspections and effective solutions to keep your home or business pest-free.
