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Find a licensed exterminator in Harlem, Manhattan

13 licensed exterminators in Harlem, Manhattan for pest control, bed bugs and mice and rats. Public license records, local data and how to check a license.

Exterminators in Harlem with an active license, for pest control, bed bugs, mice and rats, roaches, rodent control and termites. Every listing comes from public license records, so you can check it before you hire.

Which licensed exterminators work in Harlem?

Harlem exterminators based in the neighborhood are listed first, then licensed ones based next door. Every listing holds an active license; tap one for its record.

  1. Goodfellas Pest Management LLC

    Based in Harlem (10039) · registered since 2019
    NYS DEC pesticide business registration #17405
  2. JW Environmental Pest Control LLC

    Based in Harlem (10030) · registered since 2015
    NYS DEC pesticide business registration #15463
  3. One Hour Pest Control LLC

    Based in Harlem (10026) · registered since 2013
    NYS DEC pesticide business registration #15107
  4. AG Pest Control Inc.

    Based in Harlem (10039) · registered since 2021
    NYS DEC pesticide business registration #17966
  5. Pest Down LLC

    Based in Harlem (10030) · registered since 2026
    NYS DEC pesticide business registration #19381
  6. Take Over Pest Control Incorporated

    Based in Harlem (10039) · registered since 2020
    NYS DEC pesticide business registration #17809
  7. Lumeric Solutions LLC

    Based in Harlem (10039) · registered since 2025
    NYS DEC pesticide business registration #18931

Licensed exterminators based near Harlem

Every Harlem exterminator record, A to Z

What should you know about pest control work in Harlem?

Harlem has about 61,895 homes, in buildings with an average build year of 1918. 60% of homes are in pre-1940 buildings, and 39% are in walk-up apartment buildings.

HPD wrote 4,204 pest violations for mice, roaches, rats and bed bugs in Harlem rental buildings in the past 12 months, the 2nd highest rate of 25 Manhattan neighborhoods.

City health inspectors made 10,287 rat inspections in Harlem over the same period and found active rat signs 27% of the time.

How does Harlem compare?

Homes (housing units)61,895 (NYC PLUTO)
Average year built1918 (NYC PLUTO)
Homes in pre-1940 buildings60% (NYC PLUTO)
HPD pest violations (12 months)4,204 (HPD)
Rat inspections with active signs27% of 10,287 (NYC DOHMH)

Do exterminators need a license in New York City?

Pest control businesses in New York are registered with the NYS Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), and anyone applying pesticides for hire must be a DEC-certified applicator or technician. In NYC rentals, landlords must fix pest conditions, and they file a bed bug report with HPD every year.

How can you check the license yourself?

Ask for the company's DEC business registration number and the technician's certification ID. Our listings come from DEC's list of currently registered pesticide businesses.

Where can you check a pro or report a problem in NYC?

What can an exterminator in Harlem help with?

Questions people ask

How many licensed exterminators are based in Harlem?

7 are based in Harlem and 6 more in nearby Manhattan neighborhoods, according to NYS DEC records. Every one holds an active license or registration.

Who pays for an exterminator in a Harlem rental?

In NYC the landlord must fix mice, roach, rat and bed bug conditions in apartments. Tell the landlord in writing; if nothing happens, call 311 so HPD can inspect. HPD wrote 4,204 pest violations in Harlem in the past year.

How do I check an exterminator's license in Harlem?

Ask for the company's DEC business registration number and the technician's certification ID. Our listings come from DEC's list of currently registered pesticide businesses.

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Sources: NYS DEC currently registered pesticide businesses (structural and rodent category); NYC HPD housing violations; NYC DOHMH rat inspections; NYC PLUTO. Counts cover the 12 or 24 months before November 4, 2026.