Bed bugs
They travel through shared walls and between units. Tenants and managers each make their own request, and adjoining units are inspected with your approval.
Commercial
Pest Control for Property Managers & Multi-Unit Housing
In a multi-unit building, pests ignore walls. One unit's problem is usually the next unit's problem too, which is why scheduled service and coordinated access work better than one-off calls.
Who we serve
- Landlords with rental homes
- Apartment complexes
- Property management companies
- Duplexes and multi-family buildings
You get a consistent technician and a documented visit schedule, and we can inspect the units around a reported problem when you authorize access.
Common pests in this setting
Mice and rats
Shared walls and utility chases let rodents move between units, so a single apartment treated alone tends to be reinfested.
Cockroaches
They follow plumbing and wiring between units, which is why a building-wide approach works better.
Ants and wasps
Exterior walls, balconies, and common areas are where these tend to show up first.
The process
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01
Inspect
We inspect the reported unit and, with your approval, the units that share a wall, floor, or ceiling with it.
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Treat
Targeted treatment goes where the activity is, with preparation instructions for tenants where needed.
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Follow up
We return to confirm the problem is resolved, and recurring service can keep new activity from spreading.
FAQ
Questions from businesses
Who calls us, the tenant or the manager?
Either can. Tenants should also tell the manager in writing, and managers should make their own request so the building is handled correctly.
Do you inspect adjoining units for bed bugs?
Yes, after the manager signs off on access to those units.
Can I set up recurring service for my rentals?
Yes. Landlords and property managers can arrange scheduled, documented service.