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Commercial Pest Control
At Knockout Pest Control, we not only solve your pest problems, we keep them solved. We are in your corner with state-of-the-art insect extermination, bug treatments and pest removal methodologies. We are New York’s experts in both residential and commercial pest control. Hey, we don’t have the big red boxing glove for nothing.
Pest Identification
• Provision for comprehensive technician training in integrated pest. management including inspection, pest identification, establishment of threshold levels for pest activity, appropriate application of control and management measures, and effectiveness evaluation, with testing and certification to a standard in excess of New York licensing requirements.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
New York is home to many species of ants, so it’s likely you’ll end up with these pests at some point or another. To make the most of the rest of summer and enjoy ant-free cookouts, we have several simple tips to knock ‘em out. Common Outdoor Ant Species in New York Here are some […] Read More
Spiders
Spiders are some of the most common pests New York homeowners deal with year-round, and they’re also one of the most feared. Even if they are considered beneficial for eating other insects, and few spider species are truly dangerous, it doesn’t change the fact that most people don’t want to run across one in their […] Read More
Termites
Treating Termites without professional help can be frustrating, time consuming, and risky. A professional can help you evaluate Termite treatment options, including treating wood with Termiticide Compounds, trenching and drilling to treat soil around your structure, and using Green Technologies like Sentricon to eliminate active colonies.
Bed Bugs
They are often carriers and often parasitic hosts to bedbugs (if you have a bat problem, you should get a bed bug inspection)
Fleas
A Flea infestation is no small problem. Fleas are blood-sucking parasites that give painful, itchy bites and spread disease. They are especially prevalent in the New York area from June through October, but they can persist indoors year round if there is a host for them to feed upon.
Cockroaches
Cockroaches of all kinds infest New York. Four species of Cockroach commonly infest homes and businesses in New York City, but also in Westchester, Long Island, and Rockland County. Home and businesses can see several kinds all at once.
Silverfish
You can often detect a Silverfish or Firebrat problem by the damage they do. Both insects have cellulose-digesting enzymes and are attracted to paper and starches. If you see irregular holes in paper and fabric, you probably have Silverfish. Sometimes you will see stains from their feces or secondary damage caused by a fungus often found in parallel with these pests. Because they are nocturnal and move fast to hide when exposed to light, they are hard to see. You can use sticky traps where you think you have a problem to see if you catch any. Silverfish will travel far when foraging for food, so finding an insect is only the first step. Finding a nesting site takes some expertise.
Bees
Of the thousands of bee species in the United States, just a few are common on Long Island, in New York City, in Westchester, and Rockland Counties. Bees are commercially valuable and an important part of our ecosystem, but in the wrong place at the wrong time, they can become a pest.
Wasps
Paper Wasps: Varieties can be red, black, brown, even metallic blue. Some 250 varieties can be found in the U.S. They don’t seek a fight, but become extremely hostile when protecting the nest.
Ticks
Ticks are a disease-bearing parasite found throughout the New York area. Members of the spider family, they live by sucking the blood of their hosts, whether human or animal. Ticks are vectors of many infectious diseases such as Lyme Disease, Tick Fever, Tularemia (Rabbit Fever), Babesious (a Malaria like illness), Hemolytic Anemia, Ehrlichiosis, Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Anaplasmosis, and Encephalitis. Ticks are the biggest carriers of diseases transmitted to people and pets second only to the Mosquito.
Crickets
Get rid of Crickets if you have this common pest. Crickets are everywhere on Long Island, in New York City and surrounding areas. If they find their way into your home or business, they can quickly turn into an annoying pest.
Earwigs
During times when food is in short supply Earwigs may enter a building through a crack or fissure. Excess exterior plant debris around your foundation is all the invitation they need. Knockout Pest Control can locate the problem areas and treat them with a barrier chemical while sealing points of entry. If an Earwig can get in, so can other more damaging insects.
Mosquitoes
Adult Fungus Gnats look like tiny Mosquitoes but do not bite. They don’t cause diseases or property damage, but they are a nuisance in large numbers. You can find their translucent, worm-like larvae in the top two or three inches of soil around the plants. The life of an adult Fungus Gnat is a short, yet productive ten days. A female typically lays 200 eggs in her lifetime. It does not take long to have a noticeable problem.
Flies
Fruit Flies have the potential to contaminate fresh foods with bacteria and other disease-producing organisms. To some, it is a frightening ordeal when, in only two weeks time, under their ideal environmental conditions, a few Fruit Flies can quickly evolve into a serious infestation problem of one million, and keep growing. With Fruit Flies, time is definitely NOT on your side.
Centipedes
The Centipede and it’s cousin the Millipede aren’t insects but are Arthropods, a relative of insects. Insects have 6 legs, while Centipedes have 30 long legs and Millipedes have 400 short legs.
Millipedes
Centipedes and Millipedes are covered in our effective and affordable Integrated Pest Management Annual Package KO-12 Program that provides you with pest protection throughout the year.
Beetles
The Powder Post Beetle is one of two primary Wood Boring Beetles in the New York Area, the other being the Twig/Branch Borer (sometimes referred to as “False Powder Post Beetles”). Although both are different in appearance and size, 3⁄4 inch and the other ¼ inch, they are both are similar in biology and behavior. Powder Post Beetles lay their eggs in cracks and crevices of the wood, or in small holes, they bore into wood. The larvae that hatch burrow deeper into the wood. As the Powder Post Beetle tunnels through while feeding on the wood, it eventually tunnels it’s way out emerging as an adult Powder Post Beetle–having left a path of destruction in its wake. As the adults leave the holes they mate and the cycle repeats.
Hornets
A Hornet Infestation can be painful. Hornets are a large type of wasp that was introduced to North America in colonial times. They live in highly organized communities, are extremely aggressive and can sting over and over again. They are a common pest on Long Island, parts of New York City, and throughout Westchester and Rockland Counties.
Yellow Jackets
Yellow Jackets are not native to the United States, but they have made themselves at home on Long Island, parts of New York City, and throughout Westchester and Rockland Counties. Originally brought from England by the colonists, Yellow Jackets are a beneficial species that can also pose a real threat to humans. They are among the most aggressive of Wasp species and will not hesitate to attack alone or in swarms.
Moths
Brown bats feed exclusively on large insects, like moths, Although these nocturnal animals are thought of as beneficial animals, they can impact the health and safety of people when they invade your home or place of business. Bats pose numerous health problems...
Stink Bugs
A Stink Bug Infestation can be unpleasant. Stink Bugs are a non-native invasive species to New York and Long Island. Imported from Asia, the insect can harm your garden. Inside they can be an unsightly–and stinky–nuisance. Stink Bugs have scent glands located under their abdomens and thorax. When crushed, Stink Bugs emit an unpleasant odor. Stink Bugs enter a home, apartment, building via exhaust vents, chimneys, and around door and window trim.
Stinging Insects
Stinging insects are some of the most active pests in New York during the summer; coincidentally, their stings are also responsible for sending thousands of people to the emergency room each year. Here’s a breakdown of some of the most common insects that sting and how you can prevent and eliminate them from your yard. […] Read More
Mites
Multiple species of Mites are common in the New York area, including Plant and Dust Mites. Certain Mites, notably Bird Mites, Rodent Mites, and Raccoon Mites will bite–and spread disease, making them a nasty pest.
Aphids
The Asian Beetle (harmonia axyridis) is a different species from the common North American Ladybug (Coccinella septempunctata). Introduced to the U.S. to control Aphids, this invasive species is driving out native varieties and is become a pest. Not only do they deliver a painful bite, they can swarm in large numbers in homes and structures. Many work their way into living and working spaces making human habitation annoying at the least, or uninhabitable at the worst. Asian Lady Bugs/Beetles infest cracks in exterior walls, interior walls, drapes, furniture, and carpets. When disturbed or crushed these pest excrete an orange liquid that not only leaves a stain but also contains a pheromone that attracts other Asian Ladybugs/Beetles.
Gnats
Fungus Gnats as are a common indoor pest, especially if you have house plants. Adult Fungus Gnats and their larvae thrive in the warm, moist soil of potted plants in your home. Though called Fungus Gnats, they will eat more than just fungus with a diet that includes algae, decaying plant matter, and plant roots.
Firebrats
Firebrats can usually be found in boiler rooms and furnace spaces, and travel along water and heating pipes to find warm places to nest. A perfect environment for a Firebrat is a commercial bakery. Firebrats are known to eat flour, sugar, wallpaper pastes, cotton, wool, and silk, and they consume paper. They can open points of entry for other pests and also become their food source. If you have Firebrats, we can get rid of them.
Slugs
Snakes are carnivores they eat anything from Earthworms, Insects, and Slugs to small rodents and other Snakes. If you have Snakes in your home, it is usually because they followed prey or they sought an interior space in which to hibernate over winter. They usually gain access into buildings via cracks in foundations or basement windows. While not much of a pest themselves, if you don’t mind their feces, urine and discarded skins, their presence is a sign of an insect or small animal infestation. They also deliver a painful bite.
Pill Bugs
Knockout Pest Control is your local expert at knocking out Pill Bugs–and we keep them down for the count. Every member of our team receives over 100 hours of classroom instruction and in-the-field training so you are guaranteed a knockout punch to your pest problem every time. We serve all of Long Island, New York City, and Westchester and Rockland Counties. Call
Sow Bugs
Pill bugs, also known as Sow Bugs, are very common in the New York area. They are Crustacean, like Crayfish or Shrimp. Unlike Crayfish and Shrimp, they live exclusively on land, yet in moist environments. Pill Bugs are about ¼ to a 1/2 inch long, oval in shape, and are a dark slate grey in color. One of the most recognizable features of a Pill Bug is that they roll up into a tight ball when disturbed. Many people refer to Pill Bugs as “Rolly Pollies” because of this trait. Pill Bugs feed on decaying wood. They do not bite or sting, cause damage or carry pathogens. Most infestations are in damp basements, and rarely create a problem with humans. Still, they are not nice to have around. They can be a good food source for other pests and their presence indicates that there are openings in your structure that can let other pests in.

Bats
Bat problems in the New York and Long Island area are usually of the most common species of bats: The large and small brown bats.
Moles
Opossums are Marsupials weigh between about 12 to 14 pounds and are 15 to 20 inches long, from nose to tail. They have light grey fur, a long hairless tail, pointed snouts, with a mouth containing 50 very sharp teeth. In the wild, Opossums are opportunistic feeders but tend to eat mostly meat like Insects, Worms, Bird eggs, Voles, Moles, or dead animal carcasses. Opossums usually have 3 or 4 dens, in hollow logs or trees, old Squirrel nests, rock crevices, brush heaps, and sometimes, openings in your home.
Raccoons
Raccoons are as common on city streets in all five boroughs as they are in the Long Island suburbs. Raccoons are nocturnal wild animals with grey fur and distinctive markings of alternating light and dark rings around its tail and a dark mask-like area over its eyes. Raccoons are active all year round but make take cover or den over periods of severe cold or snowy winter weather. Raccoons are omnivores. They eat both plants and smaller animals like Crayfish, Fish, Frogs, and sometimes grown nesting Birds and Rabbits. Raccoons make dens in hollow trees, ground burrows, and brush piles. Although generally thought of as a rural woodland animal, the population of Raccoons has grown tremendously in suburban and urban areas of New York in recent years, due to the easy access to garbage. People leave food out for Raccoons to feed upon, making the once shy Raccoon comfortable around people and their surroundings.
Snakes
Snake problems are relatively rare in our area. Of the four species of Snakes common in the Long Island, New York, Westchester and Rockland County areas, none are venomous. The two most likely to be near your home are the common Garter Snake and the Eastern Milk Snake.
Opossums
Opossum problems are common throughout the New York area, and not just in Rural and Suburban areas. All boroughs of New York City have Opossums, too.

Birds
Bird problems ? Many different types of birds in the New York area are known to be “pests” and can cause property damage or unsanitary conditions. These include...
Woodpeckers
Woodpeckers can cause damage to a structure’s façade by pecking holes, and their nests can also cause damage by blocking vents, or electrical devices.
Sparrows
Starlings
Gulls
Crows
Pigeons

Rodents
Like all rodents, Squirrels must gnaw to trim their fast-growing teeth. That, and the parasites they carry, are what cause these backyard denizens to become pests. Some become unwelcome guests in bird feeders and bird houses.
Mice
Mice and rats are common in New York homes, apartments, and businesses. Not only do they pose health risks to people and pets, but they can also cause significant property damage. If you suspect that you have mice or rats in your home, it is important to understand the differences between these rodents so that […] Read More
Rats
Get rid of rats in your home or business. A Rat infestation is a serious problem, one of the most serious infestations you can have. It is important to get rid of Rats immediately. Rat poison isn’t your only option.
Squirrels
Squirrel problems start when they get inside your property. The Gray Squirrel (which actually comes in a variety of colors), is common on Long Island and in New York. The Long Island Fox Squirrel, Red Squirrel and Flying Squirrels can also be found in the trees around New York.
Voles
Chipmunks
Fleas primarily feed by sucking the blood of animals with its specialized piercing mouthparts. Outdoors, Fleas host on Rats, Mice, Squirrels, Chipmunks, Raccoons, Foxes, and other warm-blooded animals. Indoors, they feed on your pet and you! These parasitic insects have known disease carriers, linked to Allergic Dermatitis, Tapeworm, and a variety of bacterial infections. They are much more than an annoyance and can pose a serious health risk to people and pets.

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