pest control

The Return of Brood XIV: What Property Managers Need to Know About This 17-Year Cicada Event

By |2025-06-08T08:35:56-05:00June 8th, 2025|commercial real estate, pest control|

 The Return of Brood XIV: A 17-Year Cicada Spectacle Takes Over New Jersey & Long Island This spring, the skies (and the soundscape) across parts of New Jersey and New York are buzzing—literally. After 17 years underground, Brood XIV cicadas have emerged, creating a rare natural phenomenon. While it's a fascinating entomological event, commercial property

🐛 Top 10 Pest-Themed Bands To Rock Out Your June Weekend

By |2025-06-07T12:51:17-05:00June 6th, 2025|music, pest control, rats|

We're mixing it up this week with something to help your summer driving and returning to an old theme of insect music.  From infestations to FM stations — here are bands that give us earworms- … in only the best ways. 🪲 The Beatles Pest: Beetles Song: Help! The only beetles you welcome into your

May Showers Bring Spring Pests For Apartment Buildings

By |2025-05-16T16:37:34-05:00May 19th, 2025|pest control|

Pest control in residential properties, including condominiums, coops, and rental apartment buildings, is a vital part of maintaining a safe, clean, and healthy living environment for owners and tenants. In New York City, warm spring weather and soupy summer humidity create unwanted pest encounters. During last week's wet weather, Bell Environmental responded to pests issues

Revenge Of the Sixth – Bell Environmental Prevents The Dark Side From Destroying Your Property

By |2025-04-29T14:53:48-05:00May 6th, 2025|bed bugs nyc, bird control, commercial real estate, mice, pest control, Star Wars|

  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

Keep Tenants Happy and Pests Away This Cinco De Mayo

By |2025-04-29T16:53:28-05:00May 5th, 2025|bird control, commercial real estate, pest control, rodents|

Don’t Let Pests Crash the Party: Cinco de Mayo Pest Control Tips for Commercial Properties 🌮🪳🕊️ Cinco de Mayo is a time for music, food, and spring celebrations—but for commercial property managers across NY, NJ, and CT, it’s also a reminder that pest season has arrived. While you’re prepping rooftops for tenant events and refreshing

May 4 – May The Force Be With Our Clients! Bell Environmental Has Jedi Ready To Battle!

By |2025-04-29T14:27:37-05:00May 4th, 2025|bed bugs nyc, bird control, mice, pest control, Star Wars|

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

No Fooling, NYC Outdoor Dining Is Back – A Focus on Rodent Control

By |2025-04-22T18:06:35-05:00April 1st, 2025|pest control, Public Health, rats|

As New York City come alive this spring, outdoor dining has its a grand reopening starting today. No joke and no fooling. NYC’s  Department of Transportation (DOT) approved approximately 2,600 establishments to operate on roadways or sidewalks, with the season officially kicking off on April 1.           The DOT commissioner was

Roscoe’s Five Point Rat Control Plan For NYC – Because The Rats Won’t Stream The Press Conference

By |2023-04-18T19:20:25-05:00December 8th, 2022|mice, pest control, rats, rodents, roscoe|

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

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