🦖 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
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
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
This summer NYC is overrun with trash- and as a result rodent and pest problems are even worse. WCBS-2 News reports "Trash Piling Up Over NYC After Sanitation Department’s Budget Slashed By Over $100 Million" NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Trash has been piling up all over New York City less than a month after the
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
