
NYC building owners and co-op boards face real financial exposure from pest violations — HPD fines, legal fees, tenant claims, and asset value impact. Broadway Pest Services has been protecting the asset value of New York City buildings for over 50 years. Documented programs. Defensible records. Same-day response when it matters.
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Building Types We Serve
The pest control requirements for a pre-war co-op on the Upper West Side are fundamentally different from a mixed-use rental in Crown Heights or a luxury condo in Long Island City. We build programs for the specific characteristics of each building type — not one program applied everywhere.
Why Pest Control Is an Asset Protection Decision
NYC pest violations are not just an inconvenience. They create real financial liability — measurable in legal fees, civil penalties, tenant turnover costs, and in some cases, direct asset value impact.
How Our Building Owner Program Works
A senior technician walks your building — basement infrastructure, common areas, laundry rooms, mechanical rooms, perimeter entry points, and any commercial space. We assess current pest pressure, review violation history if any, and give you a straight assessment of what the building needs.
Every Broadway building owner account includes a written Integrated Pest Management program document — a formal compliance record satisfying Local Law 55 and HPD requirements. This document is what you present when HPD or housing court asks what program is in place.
We do not respond unit-by-unit to individual tenant complaints. We treat the building as a whole — addressing the shared infrastructure that creates building-wide pest pressure rather than chasing symptoms apartment by apartment.
Co-op boards and condo associations receive quarterly compliance reports formatted for board meetings. Annual summary reports document the full year of service activity for shareholder review, lender reporting, or due diligence by prospective buyers.
When an HPD violation is issued, Broadway provides the documentation package needed for the administrative hearing — complete service history, corrective action records, and the written IPM program. Our clients consistently report violations dismissed or significantly reduced when this record is presented.
"Over the past 20 years our co-op has worked with an endless number of exterminators but none of them come close to Broadway. They are responsive, professional, and the documentation they produce has protected us in two HPD proceedings and one shareholder dispute. The board now considers Broadway a core part of our risk management program, not just a maintenance vendor."
Free building assessment. No obligation. We evaluate your property and tell you exactly what your compliance exposure is and what a program costs.