Central Pest Control | EXPERTS IN NYC PEST MANAGEMENT

If you see one mouse, assume more. Central Pest Control inspects beyond what you see. #NYC #Pestcontrol #Brooklyn #Queens #statenisland ...

Two mice, waterbugs, crickets, a beetle… and a FORK?! NYC trap said “all you can catch buffet!” 🐭🍴 #NYC #PestControl #ratsofinstagram ...

Spider infested Warehouse.
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I found this little guy on my roof of my car. Doesn`t he know who he`s messing with?#spottedlanternfly ...

He`s having a bad day
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These #flytraps are amazing!!! ...

Indian meal moths swarming a Brooklyn grocery? 🦋 Pheromone traps don’t lie—infestation detected, source eliminated. Protect your inventory! #NYC #Pestcontrol #brooklyn ...

Basement smelling citrus? 🍋 Citronella ants are swarming in Staten Island! Moisture + hidden nests = trouble. Time for a pro inspection. #NYC #Pestcontrol #statenisland ...

Roses are red, violets are blue… termites ate your hardwood floor and they’re not through. Brooklyn loves and needs protection. ❤️🐜 #ValentinesDay #Brooklyn #Termites #NYC ...

Compactor rooms don’t lie.
Glue boards tell us where roaches are hiding, how they’re moving, and what’s working.
This is how smart pest control stops infestations at the source—not just the surface.
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#mosquitoes and the #spottedlanternfly don`t stand a chance this summer 🌞 ...

Termite season is here folks, it`s time to batten down the hatches and protect your homes 🏡🐜 ...

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These guys got caught in the crossfire and tried to come inside after a mosquito treatment.

As you can see, hey didn`t last very long. ☠️🐜☠️
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At Central Pest Control, we often get calls about tiny insects called booklice. While they don’t bite or spread disease, they can become a nuisance in homes and businesses. Booklice are small, pale insects that thrive in warm, humid areas and feed on mold and fungi. You may notice them around books, cardboard boxes, stored food, or even near windows and damp walls. They often hitch a ride indoors on infested products like pasta, flour, or old storage items. The key sign of an infestation is seeing these tiny bugs in areas where moisture and mold are present. The best way to control booklice is by reducing humidity—using a dehumidifier, fixing leaks, and improving ventilation. Sealing food in airtight containers and removing damp, moldy items will also help. At Central Pest Control, we can identify the source and provide targeted treatments to eliminate the problem and keep it from coming back. ...