Ant Control in NoHo

The cast-iron utility chases, original plaster walls, and open pipe penetrations that characterize these 100-plus-year-old structures provide interconnected highways for ant movement between units and into building infrastructure. Graduate addresses the specific pest pressure these homes face, including carpenter ant activity in deteriorating mortar and wood elements, pavement ants exploiting foundation gaps, pharaoh ants nesting within wall voids, citronella ants drawn to moisture, and odorous house ants establishing colonies in inaccessible spaces. As temperatures warm from late spring through early fall, foraging and nesting behavior intensifies, making spring and fall the critical windows for assessment and structural remediation. Graduate's approach to ant control begins with a comprehensive structural evaluation and building envelope assessment, identifying moisture conditions, entry points, and interconnected pathways that allow recurring cross-unit activity, before determining the specific control strategy suited to each species and situation. The service pages below outline our targeted protocols for each ant species encountered in NoHo properties.