NYC DOHMH fines for rat violations range from $300 to $2,000. By understanding what city rat inspectors look for, you can protect your property and stay in compliance.
Clients ask this question a lot: “Do I really need to have an assessment? Can’t we skip to the extermination part?” We completely understand wanting to have your pest issue resolved as soon as humanly possible, but assessments are a vital part of the pest control process.
Each December, Local Law 69 requires property owners to submit annual bed bug reports to HPD for every registered multiple-dwelling property. This year, the deadline to file your annual bed bug report(s) is December 31st, 2023.
When it comes to dealing with pest control issues in New York City, the mutual rights and responsibilities of landlords and tenants can often cause confusion, headaches, and miscommunication. Who is responsible for preventing, monitoring, and solving pest problems in your building?
Local Law 55 (“The Asthma-Free Housing Act”) is a set of rules requiring landlords of multiple-dwelling buildings to keep their tenants’ homes free from indoor allergen hazards — specifically mold and pests.
There are numerous steps involved in the buying or selling of a home, including getting a Wood Destroying Insect (WDI) inspection Report. Here’s what you need to know about what WDI reports entail and how to get one for your home.
In this article, we’ll break down what you need to know about the inspection and grading process for NYC restaurants during COVID-19, and how to avoid pest-related violations with Integrated Pest Management practices.