Pest Control Built for Co-ops
Transparent, accountable pest management designed for co-op environments that co-op boards, staff and members can rely on. Clear reporting, predictable budgeting, and measurable results.
Our pest control program is tailored for co-operative housing, their Boards, property and operations managers, and the members they support.
Your Problem
Pest issues in co-operative housing are driven by shared responsibility, inconsistent unit conditions, and delayed reporting between members and management.
The Result
Infestations spread between units, become recurring, and result in increasing costs, frustration for boards, and difficulty maintaining control across the property.
Our Approach
We treat the building as a system, identifying high-risk units, stabilizing current issues, and implementing structured monitoring and accountability across the entire co-op.
Why Co-ops Trust Leap Pest Control
Our approach is built on decades of hands-on experience working in multi-unit housing environments. We understand the operational, social, and logistical challenges co-ops face — and we build solutions that work in the real world.
- Direct Accountability
- Board-Ready Reporting
- Integrated Services
- Real-Time Visibility
- Proven Co-op Experience
- Focus on Long-Term Solutions
We provide specialized, comprehensive pest control and extreme cleaning solutions, leveraging our in-house expertise with direct employees, not subcontractors. Our commitment to transparency is evident through real-time reporting and thorough documentation. We focus on a long-term strategy for stabilization, moving beyond temporary fixes, and we have proven success and specialized experience working within co-operative housing environments.
The Problem with Typical Pest Control
Most pest issues in co-ops are not isolated—they are systemic across the building. Root causes typically include structural gaps (like pipe penetrations, baseboards, and wall voids), cluttered or high-risk units, poor coordination between units and management, lack of standardized monitoring, and inconsistent follow-up and documentation. Without a structured approach, costs continue to rise while problems persist.
Reactive service without coordination leads to repeated treatments without long-term resolution. Without visibility into unit conditions and risk levels, infestations continue to circulate and intensify.
The Leap Difference
Our integrated pest management approach includes complete building-wide inspections, identifying high-risk units and contributing conditions, implement targeted treatment plans, and provided structured follow-ups with clear reporting for boards and management. We combine pest control with sanitation and environmental support through Extreme Cleanup Inc, allowing us to address clutter, hoarding, and unit conditions that contribute to ongoing infestations.
Initial Inspection & Risk Assessment
Photos and severity scoring with unit-by-unit inspections, common area evaluation, identification of high-risk units, and comprehensive documentation.
Immediate Stabilization Plan (0–90 Days)
Follow-up scheduling, targeted treatments, monitoring implementation, and high-risk unit intervention.
Structural & Sanitation Recommendations
Coordination with Extreme Cleanup for guidance on cleaning and decluttering.
Reporting & Documentation
Digital service reports, photo documentation, board-ready summaries, and budget forecasting.
Ongoing Monitoring & Maintenance
Trend tracking and reporting, quarterly inspections, and preventative treatments.
A Structured, Transparent Approach to Pest Control
We don’t just treat units, we manage pest activity across your entire co-op with
- Unit-by-unit inspections and reporting
- Clear documentation for boards and management
- Coordinated treatment plans across affected units
- Member preparation support and communication
- Follow-ups and accountability tracking
- Integrated extreme cleaning and remediation services
Common Pest Risks
Shared walls, common-areas and infrastructure Inconsistent unit conditions Furniture and belongings Kitchens and shared building systems Structural gaps
Signs to Look For
Bed bugs present as bites and spotting on bedding. Cockroaches leave droppings and are often seen at night. Rodents leave droppings, create noise, and cause damage.
What To Do
Regular monitoring and cleanliness
Report activity immediately
Avoid moving items between unit
Follow preparation and after-care
Our Comprehensive Inspection Reporting and Service Proposal
Check out our inspection and reporting system and experience the Leap difference!
Expected Outcomes
The benefits include a reduction in reactive pest control costs, improved visibility and control across units, a faster response to emerging issues, better compliance and coordination, and clear documentation for boards and audits.
