Pest control built for Chinatown
Chinatown along Canal Street, Mott Street and Bayard Street has one of the highest restaurant, live-poultry and food-retail densities in the city — a combination that drives exceptionally strong rodent and cockroach pressure, with populations feeding out from the restaurant blocks into the surrounding tenement housing.
The older tenement buildings in the neighbourhood retain original plumbing systems, shared basement storage and first-floor commercial-to-residential transitions that make it difficult to seal pest entry routes without professional treatment.
Fly pressure is elevated year-round near the fish and produce markets on Canal Street, and ants are a persistent issue in ground-floor units adjacent to food retail businesses.
Common pests in Chinatown
The issues we treat most here: rodents, cockroaches, flies, ants. We serve Canal Street, Mott Street, Columbus Park, Manhattan Bridge, Bayard Street and the wider area across ZIPs 10013.