Same-Day Spotted Lanternfly Control in New York City, NY
Same-day service • Upfront pricing • Re-treat guarantee
Seeing spotted lanternflies on your trees, deck, or the side of your house? These invasive planthoppers do not bite people or pets, but they swarm by the hundreds and weaken the trees they feed on. We come out same-day to inspect your property, confirm what you are dealing with, and give you a plan to push them back.
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Why NYC and Long Island Homeowners Call Us About Spotted Lanternflies
How to Spot a Spotted Lanternfly
Adults are about an inch long with gray forewings, black spots, and bright red underwings they flash when they jump. Young nymphs are black with white spots, then turn red and black by midsummer. The egg masses look like a smear of gray putty on tree bark, fences, patio furniture, and even car tires.
What to Do When You Find One
Step on the adults and nymphs, and scrape egg masses into a sealed bag with alcohol from fall through spring. Across the five boroughs and most of Long Island, the state no longer needs you to report sightings, so the job now is to destroy what you find and protect your property.
Why They Keep Coming Back
Spotted lanternflies feed on more than 70 plants and love the weedy tree of heaven, so clearing one batch is not the end of it. They also coat decks and siding in sticky honeydew that grows black sooty mold. This is why a walk-through from an experienced tech beats guessing.
26 Years in Queens and on Long Island
We have watched this pest spread across the boroughs and into Nassau and Suffolk. Our NY-state licensed team inspects your property, points out the hosts and egg masses you cannot see, and gives you honest options for keeping the pressure down.
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How Our Spotted Lanternfly Inspection Works
Step 1: Call for a Same-Day Visit
Reach our office and Lisa will set up your inspection, with same-day visits available during business hours. Tell us what you are seeing and where, and we will send a technician out to you.
Step 2: Walk the Property
Your technician checks the trees, fence lines, decks, outdoor furniture, and foundation for adults, nymphs, and egg masses. Tree of heaven and other host plants are the first places we look.
Step 3: Confirm and Assess
We make sure it is a spotted lanternfly and not a look-alike, find the egg masses and hosts on your property, and gauge how heavy the pressure is.
Step 4: Give You a Clear Plan
You get straight advice on which host plants to remove, how and when to destroy egg masses, and the steps that keep lanternflies from taking over your yard. We will give you a straight answer on what ongoing management looks like.
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Meet Your Spotted Lanternfly Control Team
Our technicians are NY-state licensed and have spent years tracking how spotted lanternflies move through NYC and Long Island. Every tech arrives in uniform, knows the local host plants, and can tell a lanternfly problem from the look-alikes people worry about. We have protected homes here since 1999.
William
Owner
Alan
Supervisor
Anthony
Field Supervisor
Andrew
Technician
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Spotted Lanternfly Help Across NYC and Long Island
We inspect for spotted lanternflies in every borough and across Nassau and Suffolk.
Our spotted lanternfly inspections cover Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, Manhattan, Staten Island, Nassau County, and Suffolk County. Homeowners who spot them book our tick control and mosquito control at the same time, since all three are warm-season yard problems. From the tree-lined blocks of Bayside and Douglaston to the bigger yards of Nassau and Suffolk, our technicians know where lanternflies gather.
Zip Codes Serviced
10001, 10002, 10003, 10009, 10010, 10011, 10012, 10013, 10014, 10016, 10017, 10018, 10019, 10021, 10022, 10023, 10024, 10025, 10026, 10027, 10028, 10029, 10030, 10031, 10032, 10033, 10034, 10035, 10036, 10037, 10038, 10039, 10040, 10044, 10065, 10128, 10280, 10301, 10302, 10303, 10304, 10305, 10306, 10307, 10308, 10309, 10310, 10312, 10314, 10451, 10452, 10453, 10454, 10455, 10456,
Locations Around New York City We Service
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Same-day appointments available.
A helpful member of our team will follow-up within 2 minutes during business hours to give you your quote.
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Answers to Your Spotted Lanternfly Control Questions
Have questions? We've got answers. Here's what New York City homeowners ask us most.
How soon can you come out for pest control in New York City, NY?
During business hours, same-day spotted lanternfly inspections are available across most of our service area. Call our office, tell us what you are seeing and where, and we will send a technician to look and build your plan.
Are your pest control products kid and pet friendly?
The products we use across our services include family and pet-friendly options. Your first spotted lanternfly visit is an inspection, so we start by finding the infestation and the host plants, then walk you through your options before anything gets applied.
What happens if the pests come back after treatment?
Spotted lanternflies are established across our area, so new ones can fly in from nearby trees even after you clear a batch. This is why we focus on ongoing management rather than a one-time fix. If they come back, call us and we will reassess and adjust the plan.
Do I need a monthly pest control plan or is a one-time treatment enough?
One inspection gives you a clear plan, and that is enough for many homeowners. Spotted lanternflies do return each season while they are established here, so some people pair a seasonal visit with their tick and mosquito service, since all three hit the same yard.
Will I get the same technician each time?
We aim to send the same technician for repeat visits. Someone who has already walked your property knows where the egg masses and host trees are and can track how the pressure changes through the season.