Pest control in East Orange is not the same job as pest control in a suburb, and pretending otherwise is why so many treatments fail here. This is four square miles of tightly packed housing: two- and three-family homes, attached and semi-attached rows, prewar apartment buildings on old stone and block foundations, and commercial corridors running through the middle of it. The buildings are connected, and so are the pests.
What we do
This site is a referral service for East Orange, NJ and the surrounding Essex County communities. When you call the number on this site, your call is routed to an independent pest control professional serving your area. You describe what you're seeing, where in the building, and when, and you talk to someone who can tell you what it is and what it takes to fix it.
We built this site around what East Orange actually faces: the shared wall voids and plumbing chases, the century-old mortar, the alleys behind the commercial blocks, the damp basements, and the small backyards full of standing water. Not a template with the city name swapped in.
How the work gets done
An inspection comes first, because a pest problem here is almost always a building problem. Deteriorated mortar. A downspout discharging at the wall. An abandoned pipe chase. A shed with soft ground under it. A gutter that hasn't drained in years. Treatment then matches the pest: trapping and exclusion for Norway rats, gel bait and a growth regulator for German cockroaches, non-repellent products and moisture correction for carpenter ants, a continuous liquid soil barrier for subterranean termites, container work and a resting-area barrier for tiger mosquitoes.
Then the routes get sealed. And in a two-family, a three-family, or an apartment building, the adjoining and stacked units get inspected too, because roaches, mice, and bed bugs travel the shared voids whether or not anyone has permission.
Who we work with
Homeowners, tenants, landlords, property managers, and small businesses. East Orange, NJ, plus Orange, South Orange, West Orange, Newark, Bloomfield, and Irvington. Single-family houses, multi-family buildings, rentals, restaurants, and storefronts along the commercial corridors.
Call and describe the problem.