Broadway Pest Services operates one of the most fuel-efficient commercial service fleets in New York City. From alternative fuel pioneers in the 1970s to all-electric service vehicles today, our environmental commitment runs as deep as our 50-year history in this city.
Hybrids are engineered for exactly the conditions we drive in every day — stop signs, traffic lights, dense city blocks. The more stop-and-go, the more efficient they become. Our fleet is built for New York.
Hybrid vehicles recover energy every time you brake or coast — a process called regenerative braking. In city driving with constant stops, this makes hybrids dramatically more efficient than their highway ratings suggest. Our fleet is designed around the environment we actually operate in: Manhattan blocks, borough crossings, and tight residential streets — not highway test loops. EPA city ratings reflect this reality far more accurately than combined figures.
EPA city ratings. Sources: fueleconomy.gov. MPGe (miles per gallon equivalent) is the EPA's standard measure for electric vehicle efficiency.
Our vehicles are wrapped and working — visible proof that a commercial service company can operate at scale in one of the world's densest cities without defaulting to a fleet of gas-guzzling vans.
Broadway Pest Services was one of the first pest control companies in the New York metro area to operate alternative fuel vehicles — decades before terms like "green fleet" entered the industry conversation. Our commitment to lower-emission operations is built into the company's DNA, not its marketing.
That same conviction drives our ongoing transition to hybrid and all-electric service vehicles. Not because it makes a good press release — but because it's the right way to operate in a city we've called home for over 50 years.
For property managers, hotels, and businesses with sustainability commitments, our green fleet is part of the service package — not an afterthought.