Ant Control in Central Park South

Original plaster-over-brick walls, shared mechanical chases, and interstitial spaces create complex travel pathways that allow pest activity to move between units and floors, particularly during spring through fall when carpenter ants and pavement ants become most active outdoors. Graduate's science-based approach addresses the full spectrum of ant species common to the area, including pharaoh ants, citronella ants, and odorous house ants, which often exploit these shared building vulnerabilities. Winter months introduce secondary pressure as ants seek warmth and access to food storage in co-op kitchens and pantries, requiring a building-wide perspective rather than unit-by-unit treatment. Graduate's ant control methodology begins with comprehensive structural assessment to distinguish between shared building vulnerabilities and individual unit entry points, followed by targeted exclusion and monitoring strategies that account for cooperative building ecosystem dynamics. The specific service pages below outline each ant species and the tailored protocols our technicians apply to your property.