Multi-Family Pest Trends

Pest pressure in multi-family housing continues to rise, especially during warmer seasons. These trends reflect building structure, climate patterns, and resident behaviors.

Key Observed Trends:

• Warm weather consistently leads to noticeable increases in roach activity.
• A small percentage of units often drive overall building-wide pest pressure.
• Tenant turnover can reintroduce or redistribute infestations.
• Vacant units frequently serve as undisturbed harborage sites.
• Older buildings or structurally compromised units tend to spread pests more quickly.