Pest Control Weehawken, NJ — Exterminator for Rowhouses, Condos and Buildings

Exterminator in Weehawken, NJ: a town on two levels

Weehawken is a small, dense Hudson County township on the Hudson River, between Hoboken, Union City and West New York, with the Lincoln Tunnel running underneath. It's really two places. Up on top of the Palisades cliff, the older part of town has attached rowhouses and brick two- and three-family buildings on tight streets, plus apartment buildings along Boulevard East facing Manhattan — near Hamilton Park and the spot where the Hamilton–Burr duel took place. Down below, the waterfront at Lincoln Harbor and Port Imperial is newer high-rise apartments, condos, offices, the ferry terminal and the light rail.

Pests follow the buildings. Attached homes and older multi-family buildings share walls, basements and pipe chases, so mice and roaches move from unit to unit. Big new buildings have trash rooms, garages and restaurants on the ground floor that need regular attention. And the cliff, the parks and the riverfront give rats and pigeons places to live.

We're based in Garfield. Getting to Weehawken usually takes 25 to 40 minutes depending on Route 3 and tunnel traffic, and we'll give you an honest window when you call.

Pest control in Weehawken by building type

What we usually find, and what works, in each kind of Weehawken building:

In attached buildings, one treated unit next to an untreated one rarely stays clean. We'll always tell you which neighboring units should be checked.

Termites, bees and wasps, rats, pigeons and wildlife

• Termites: yes, even brick rowhouses get them — they eat the wood sill plates, joists and framing hidden behind the brick. We inspect, treat and repair the damaged wood ourselves, and do VA / NPMA-33 reports for sales. See our termite exterminator page for Weehawken.
• Bees and wasps: paper wasps under balcony railings, yellow jackets in wall gaps, and honey bee swarms now and then; honey bees are relocated with a beekeeper. Lea en español: remoción de abejas en Weehawken, or in English, bee and wasp removal.
• Rats: Norway rats burrow along fences, yards and dumpster pads, and some get in through broken sewer lines. We do rodent smoke testing of drain lines to find those breaks (pipe repair is done by a licensed plumber), and collapse and fill burrows once the rats are gone. See mice and rat control.
• Pigeons: on ledges, air conditioners and rooftop equipment. We install bird netting; pigeon removal runs $400 to $1,000. See bird netting.
• Squirrels and raccoons: less common than in the suburbs but they do get into rowhouse roofs near the parks and cliff. We use one-way doors and sealing — no trapping and relocating — see wildlife removal.
• Water bugs: big oriental roaches in basements and near floor drains — see water bug control.

Restaurants, cafes and offices

From the small restaurants and delis uptown to the dining and office space on the waterfront, food businesses in Weehawken share walls, basements and trash areas with apartments. That makes regular service important.

We schedule around your hours, focus on kitchens, storage, floor drains and dumpster pads, treat drain flies at the source, and keep records you can show an inspector. Read about restaurant pest control and commercial roach control.