The Wholesale District's Commercial Pest Control Specialists
From the Stutz Building and Union Station to Pan Am Plaza, the Convention Center hotel row, and every Pan Am-adjacent restaurant serving the stadium crowd — we service the historic freight-era commercial pocket that connects Monument Circle to Lucas Oil. Discreet, convention-timed, audit-ready programs built around how the Wholesale District actually operates.
- ✓ Licensed & Insured
- ✓ Marion County Technicians
- ✓ Aprehend® Certified
- ✓ 100% Commercial Focus
We service the Stutz, Union Station, and Pan Am — building by building.
The Wholesale District carries a commercial mix nothing else in Indianapolis matches. The Stutz Building houses creative agencies, artists, event space, and ground-floor retail under one historic roof. Union Station pulls in weddings, corporate events, and conferences week-round. The Westin, Crowne Plaza Union Station, and Hyatt Regency feed off the Convention Center next door. Pan Am Plaza and the blocks running toward Lucas Oil Stadium carry hotels, corporate offices, and restaurants built around convention, NCAA, and Colts foot traffic. Downtown loft conversions in pre-WWI freight warehouses fill in between them with residents and short-term rentals.
ProTech was built for exactly this kind of historic-core density. We schedule hotel room treatments during low-occupancy windows keyed to the Convention Center booking calendar, run Aprehend® bed bug protocols across lofts and hotel inventory, manage the rodent pressure that still moves through freight-era basement infrastructure, and handle fly and roach programs for the kitchens feeding everyone between the Circle and the Stadium. National chains can't coordinate at that level — we plan our week around conventions, games, and Union Station weddings.
We're a small, owner-operated commercial-only team. Your Wholesale District hotel, restaurant, event venue, creative office, or downtown loft portfolio gets the same in-house ProTech tech every visit, with building notes that carry forward and an owner you can text. No call center, no rotating subcontractors, no upsell scripts.
Built around the historic core's actual commercial mix.
Convention hotels and Union Station event space. Pre-WWI warehouse lofts and creative-agency offices. Restaurants feeding convention and stadium crowds. The Stutz Building's mixed-use ecosystem. The verticals that define the Wholesale District are the verticals we built ProTech around.
Westin Indianapolis, Crowne Plaza Union Station, Hyatt Regency, Le Meridien. Convention-cycle Aprehend® protocols, room-by-room scheduling that keeps inventory online.
Union Station, Pan Am Plaza event spaces, Crane Bay. Pre-event sanitation audits, post-event dumpster-corral fly programs, kitchen reset visits.
Kitchens serving Lucas Oil Stadium, Pan Am Plaza, and the Convention Center restaurant row. German roach programs built for 70-to-700 cover swings.
The Stutz Building, Union Station retail, Old City Hall. Coordinated pest programs across offices, retail, event space, and ground-floor food service under one historic roof.
Stutz creative offices, Pan Am Plaza agency tenants, converted-warehouse design studios. Low-disruption IPM appropriate for client-facing creative spaces.
Pre-WWI freight-warehouse conversions — lofts, condos, and STR inventory across the corridor. Aprehend® bed bug treatment that keeps units in service.
Wholesale District corporate office buildings including Pan Am Plaza tenants. After-hours IPM, executive-floor discretion, corporate compliance documentation.
Mixed-use historic portfolios — converted warehouses with retail below, offices and lofts above. Coordinated common-area and tenant-space programs.
We service every commercial vertical in the historic core — coffee shops, event catering kitchens, co-working spaces, photography studios, art galleries, wedding venues, corporate cafeterias, and boutique retail. If you operate a commercial address between the Circle and Lucas Oil, we can help.
Every commercial pest service Wholesale District operators need.
All commercial — no residential side-jobs. So when a wedding at Union Station hits a fly issue Saturday afternoon or a hotel housekeeper finds bed bug evidence on convention Friday, you reach an actual commercial tech, not an answering service.
Commercial Bed Bug Treatment with Aprehend®
Aprehend® is an EPA-registered biopesticide that eliminates bed bugs and their eggs without the prep, evacuation, or heat treatment traditional methods require. Critical for the Wholesale District's convention-adjacent hotels running on ICC cycles and the converted-warehouse loft inventory across the corridor — where you can't take rooms or units out of service for 48 hours during a major convention or event weekend.
- ✓No room or unit evacuation required
- ✓Kills eggs + adult bed bugs
- ✓Protection lasts up to 3 months
- ✓Discreet for guests, residents, and event attendees
Full-spectrum programs for the historic mixed-use density of the Wholesale District — hotels, event venues, restaurants, and loft portfolios under one agreement.
View service →Prevention-first programs coordinated with Convention Center booking calendars, Union Station event schedules, and Lucas Oil home games.
View service →Freight-era basement rodent programs. Foundation exclusion on pre-1920s building stock. Alley-dumpster and dock-apron exterior baiting.
View service →German roach gel baiting for convention-volume and event-catering kitchens. Coordinated treatment across Union Station and Pan Am operators.
View service →Drain fly source-tracing in event-venue bar wellpipes. Dumpster-corral fly programs at Pan Am and Union Station. Convention-volume kitchen fly pressure.
View service →Pigeon and starling exclusion on Stutz Building ledges, Union Station canopy, Pan Am Plaza awnings, and convention-hotel rooflines. Spikes, netting, and slope deterrents.
View service →Odorous house ants and pharaoh ants in historic offices, creative spaces, and older hotel structures. Non-repellent baiting that actually clears the colony.
View service →Pre-WWI warehouse building stock still sees active termite pressure — monitoring, soil treatments, and retrofit programs for historic Wholesale District structures.
View service →Bats in Stutz-era masonry buildings, birds in converted-warehouse roof voids, squirrels in historic building attics. Structural exclusion, not relocation.
View service →Indian meal moth and grain beetles in event-catering dry storage, hotel banquet back-of-house, and convention-kitchen storage.
View service →Pre-inspection audits before Marion County Public Health Department visits. Historic-building conducive-condition write-ups.
View service →Convention-weekend bed bug calls, pre-event fly discoveries at Union Station, pre-game-day kitchen issues at Pan Am — commercial-grade emergency response.
View service →What Wholesale District operators actually face.
Pest pressure for the historic core between the Circle and Lucas Oil — what we see on service calls, by building type and by block.
Convention-cycle turnover at the Westin, Crowne Plaza Union Station, Hyatt Regency, and Le Meridien drives constant bed bug pressure. Loft and STR inventory across the corridor adds residential-turnover pressure on top. Aprehend® keeps rooms and units in service during treatment.
The Wholesale District's pre-1920s freight-warehouse basements and old rail-era building stock carry rodent pathways that don't exist in newer construction. Fall pressure (Oct–Feb) drives mice into every historic building with unsealed foundation penetrations or utility gaps.
Convention-volume and event-catering kitchen surges drive German roach pressure across Union Station, Pan Am Plaza, and the convention-hotel restaurant row. Historic building shared walls and antiquated plumbing amplify the problem.
Drain fly biofilm in high-volume event-venue wellpipes is a constant Wholesale District problem — Union Station's wedding season and Pan Am's event run-up are peak pressure windows. We brush-and-foam the actual breeding source, not the adults.
Historic building cornices, statue alcoves, and canopy undersides are peak pigeon loafing habitat. Union Station in particular carries constant pressure on the canopy and entry-arch structures. Exclusion beats sound deterrents every time.
Wholesale District historic buildings with wood-frame second floors, loft conversions, and moisture-compromised basements drive carpenter ant and subterranean termite pressure. Structural inspection matters more than surface treatment.
Pharaoh ants in older Wholesale District hotels and event-venue back-of-house require non-repellent baits. Wrong product fragments colonies and makes things worse — a common call we clean up from national chains.
Indian meal moth, sawtoothed grain beetles, and cigarette beetles in event-catering and hotel banquet dry storage. Historic building-stock storage areas with inconsistent humidity control amplify the problem.
The Wholesale District's pest calendar runs bed bug-heavy April through November with convention and wedding-season cycles, rodent indoor pressure peaks October through February as populations push into freight-era basements, German roach pressure stays year-round in the convention-catering and event-venue kitchens, and pigeon pressure on the Stutz, Union Station, and Pan Am historic structures is a permanent exclusion problem rather than a seasonal one. Planning service against that rhythm is how we keep historic-core operators ahead of issues — not reacting to them.
What Wholesale District operators get with us — and don't get with national chains.
100% Commercial
No residential side-jobs. Every hour of our week is commercial pest management — so the judgment calls on freight-era basements, historic cornice exclusion, and convention-catering kitchens are built for Wholesale District operators, not homeowners.
Convention & Event-Calendar Timed
We plan service around the Convention Center booking calendar, Union Station event bookings, Lucas Oil home games, and Pan Am Plaza activations. Hotel and event-venue treatment happens when it actually won't hit operations — not on a generic route day.
Aprehend® Bed Bug Specialist
We carry one of the few active Aprehend® certifications in the Indy metro. For convention-adjacent hotels and downtown loft portfolios that need discreet bed bug elimination without room or unit downtime, this matters.
Historic Building Expertise
Pre-WWI freight warehouses and pre-1920s office stock don't behave like newer construction — foundation gaps, unsealed rail-era basement penetrations, cornice and masonry bird-harborage, and antiquated plumbing all need specific treatment strategies. We know the Wholesale District building stock.
Marion County Health Dept-Ready
Every service generates the documentation Marion County Public Health Department inspectors actually want to see. Pull it up in two clicks when they walk into Union Station, the Westin, Crowne Plaza, or any Pan Am Plaza kitchen.
No Subcontractors
Every Wholesale District service call is handled by an in-house ProTech technician. Same face, same building notes, same accountability. No regional manager three states away rotating through a sub roster.
How we protect your Wholesale District business.
On-Site Inspection
We walk your building — historic basements, freight-era utility chases, kitchen lines, banquet prep, event bar wells, rooftop cornice and bird-harborage points, alley dumpster corrals, loading docks. Map conducive conditions specific to your Wholesale District address.
Custom Pest Plan
Treatment selection, service frequency, and reporting format built around your convention calendar, Union Station event schedule, Lucas Oil game cycle, or corporate audit schedule — not a generic route sheet.
Targeted Treatment
Low-toxicity, targeted products in the right places — never fogged across open hotel lobbies, event floors, or restaurant dining. Scheduled around your operating reality.
Monitoring & Reporting
Ongoing monitoring stations, every-visit documentation, trend tracking, and audit-ready reports for Marion County Public Health, brand compliance, event-venue operations, and ownership groups.
Commercial operators across the historic core.
Our wedding venue had a drain fly issue that escalated the week of a 300-person event. ProTech was on-site within hours, traced it to a back-of-house bar drain the previous vendor had never inspected, and the event went through clean. They now handle our entire pre-event pest audit cycle.
We run converted-warehouse lofts across the corridor and bed bug incidents used to cost us 3-4 nights of lost revenue per unit. Aprehend® through ProTech drops that to effectively zero downtime. The math is obvious.
Our convention-hotel property had a long-running pigeon problem on the south-facing cornice that was driving sanitation complaints at the restaurant patio below. ProTech scoped exclusion the first walkthrough and the complaints stopped within six weeks. Previous vendor had been 'working on it' for two years.
Wholesale District sub-areas & adjacent downtown blocks.
From the historic core we cover the entire Wholesale District commercial zone between Monument Circle and Lucas Oil — all parented under our broader Indianapolis service area.
- Stutz Building Block
- Union Station Complex
- Pan Am Plaza
- Old City Hall Block
- Westin Indianapolis Block
- Crowne Plaza Union Station Block
- Hyatt Regency Block
- Le Meridien Indianapolis Block
- Convention Center South
- Georgia Street West
- Louisiana Street
- Maryland Street Corridor
- Capitol Avenue South
- Illinois Street South
- Senate Avenue
- South Street
- Meridian Street South
- Delaware Street Downtown
- Washington Street West
- Lucas Oil Stadium Perimeter
Commercial pest questions — Wholesale District edition.
Do you coordinate service with Convention Center and Union Station event schedules?
Why does building age matter so much in the Wholesale District for rodent control?
Can you handle bed bugs across a convention-adjacent hotel during a Convention Center peak weekend?
Do you service wedding and event venues in the district including Union Station and Pan Am?
How do you handle pigeons on historic structures like the Stutz Building and Union Station canopies?
Do you work with historic mixed-use property managers including the Stutz Building portfolio?
Are your treatments safe for creative agency offices and Stutz Building tenants during business hours?
Talk to a Wholesale District commercial pest specialist.
Tell us your building type, your operating window, and what you're seeing — we'll put together a plan, a price, and a realistic timeline. No high-pressure sales, no call center, no forced contract.
- ✓Free on-site historic-core inspection
- ✓Convention- and event-calendar-aware scheduling
- ✓Marion County Health Dept- and corporate-audit-ready documentation