Nolita’s packed with boutique shops, restaurants, and cramped walkups—which means pests love it here just as much as people do. We’ve spent over 50 years handling mouse infestations in retail storage rooms, bed bugs spreading through apartment buildings, and roaches that take over kitchens faster than you’d think possible. When you need dependable pest control services in this part of Manhattan, you’re calling a team that’s seen every scenario and knows exactly how to fix it. We don’t mess around because we know you can’t afford to.
Treating pests in Nolita isn’t like working anywhere else. The buildings are older, spaces are tight, and pests move between units like they own the place. Broadway Pest Services has worked in Manhattan long enough to know what we’re walking into before we even get there. We’ve treated pre-war walkups, street-level shops, and everything in between. Our techs know where mice get in, how bedbugs travel from one apartment to another, and which treatments actually work in these older buildings. We’re not guessing—we’ve done this thousands of times.
If you’re running a business here, you already know one pest sighting can wreck everything. A bad health inspection or a customer posting about roaches on Instagram? That’s a nightmare. We offer same-day service because waiting around isn’t an option when your reputation’s on the line. We’ve worked with dozens of restaurants and shops in Nolita, and we know how to handle your space without making a scene or forcing you to close down. We show up, we fix it, and we’re out.
Managing rentals in Nolita means you’re constantly dealing with tenant complaints about mice, roaches, or bed bugs. We work with property managers who need someone reliable—not someone who’ll take three days to return a call or do a half-job that creates more problems. We’re members of the New York Pest Management Association and QualityPro-certified, so you know we’re doing things right. We also run a retail spot at 69 Saint Nicholas Ave if your maintenance crew needs professional products between our visits.
Nolita means “North of Little Italy” and runs between Houston Street and Kenmare Street, with Bowery and Lafayette Street marking the edges. It used to be a working-class Italian neighborhood before it turned into one of Manhattan’s hottest areas back in the ’90s and 2000s. Now it’s filled with independent boutiques, expensive restaurants, and European-style cafes that pull crowds from all over the city. The narrow streets and low-rise buildings give it a different vibe than SoHo next door, though you’ll still pay through the nose to live or run a business here. Elizabeth Street and Mott Street are where most of the action happens.
Dealing with a pest problem? Hit us up and we’ll come check out what’s going on. You’ll get honest answers about what needs to happen and how fast we can make it right.
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