🦖 Jurassic Pests: Why Your Building Needs More Than an Electrified Fence “Life finds a way.” Unfortunately… so do pests. Your building deserves better than chaos theory. At Bell Environmental and Bell Bird Control, we believe that creature chaos should stay in the movies—not in your buildings. While we’re not worried about Velociraptors in your
Today on May 6th - and every day- Bell Environmental resists roaches, rats, and ravenous forces that try to enter and damage commercial properties. We stand against the vampire bugs that sneak into beds. And evict pigeons who callously damage and spread disease on office buildings and balconies 🏭 Industrial Facilities "Don’t let rodents
This May 4- We are here to help our clients against the forces of chaos who disrupt their businesses and residents. 🏢 Residential Apartment Buildings "In NYC apartments, the roaches strike back... but Bell Environmental brings balance to the building." Protect tenants from infestations with chemical-free, smart pest control. #MultifamilyPestControl #MayThe4th #PestWars #NYCPropertyManagement 💊 Pharmaceutical
Roscoe’s Five Point Rat Control Plan For NYC Because The Rats Won’t Stream the Press Conference Download a PDF version: White Paper: Roscoe's Five Point Plan For NYC Rat Control or keep reading this White Paper below: Bell Environmental Services, a leading pest control operator serving New York City and its suburbs for 60 years
So you don't think we're coming out of left field by using idioms, we've got sports cliches on the brain with the Olympics in full swing and Super Bowl this weekend. So now that we're on a roll - It’s time to spill the beans. The rats are winning New York’s Rat Race. We're not
Living through these challenging COVID times is bad enough, but no one should have to live in a building with broken elevators, without air conditioning to soothe medical conditions, and major pest infestations. Residents described their situation to NY1 and it's horrific. Here's an excerpt from the news report that came out earlier today: Pest-Infested
We're sad to say that a New Mexico woman died of Hantavirus, rare illness spread by rodents CBS News reported the story today Kiley Lane's mother says she has no idea how her daughter was infected with the disease, which is passed to humans through contact with the urine or droppings of infected rodents. YOUCARING
