Free License Tracking
Every license and expiration date in one place.
$0
no credit card required
Create free account- Full company applicator roster
- License expiration tracking and reminders
- Licenses verified against the state
- Unlimited technicians
New York NYSDEC
Pricing for Pest Control Operators
Start free. Add unlimited continuing education for $695 a year per branch.
Every technician at the branch is covered, new hires included, with automatic state reporting and certificates stored permanently. Add AI field support for $299 a month when it launches.
Every license and expiration date in one place.
$0
no credit card required
Create free accountUnlimited access to our entire library of state-approved courses for your entire branch.
$58/mo
$695 billed annually, per branch
Get startedPersonalized AI trains new hires and applicators REAL TIME in the field.
$299/mo
billed annually, per branch
· or $349 month-to-month
3+ branches?
One agreement, consolidated billing, volume pricing.
Content Optimization
Our team reviews and optimizes your onboarding content. Available at setup.
$1,000 per program
Renewing your pest control license in New York is straightforward when you understand the state's process. LearnPest offers state-approved continuing education courses that make renewal easy for technicians in New York. This guide outlines the key steps, requirements, and resources you need to stay compliant and up to date.
Renewal deadline · December 31st annually for all licenses
Determine whether you are certified as a Commercial Applicator, Commercial Technician, or Private Applicator.
Confirm your certification cycle length (3-year or 5-year) and expiration date in the NYSPAD system.
Complete the required number of DEC-approved recertification credits for each certified category.
Ensure you have a photo on file with the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles (NYSDMV) for issuance of your pesticide ID card.
Submit your recertification application and credits through the NYSPAD portal or as instructed by NYSDEC.
Pay certification fees after receiving an invoice from NYSDEC.
Receive your updated pesticide certification card once processing is complete.
New York requires continuing education hours by license type. Our bundles below are sized to satisfy these in a single sitting.
| License type | Required CEUs | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Commercial Applicator Categories | 3-12 credits depending on category | Recertification Cycle: 3 years |
| Commercial Technician | Category-specific credit requirement | Recertification Cycle: 3 years |
| Private Applicator Categories | 3-10 credits depending on category | Recertification Cycle: 5 years |
| A - Structural & Rodent | 12 Credits | |
| 3A - Ornamentals, Shade Trees & Turf | 10 Credits | |
| 7C - Termite | 8 Credits | |
| 8 - Public Health | 8 Credits |
Direct from the state agency's published fee schedule. Use these to budget renewals and onboarding.
Businesses that sell or apply restricted-use pesticides must hold the appropriate Commercial Applicator certifications and may require additional permits depending on their activities.
Commercial applicators and technicians typically renew every three years, while private applicators renew every five years.
Yes. All certified applicators and technicians must have a photo on file with the NYSDMV to receive their pesticide photo ID card.
Yes. Applicators may choose to retake certification exams instead of submitting recertification credits.
Yes. New York restricts the use of phosphorus-containing fertilizer and pesticide combination products except in limited circumstances.
Yes. New York offers reciprocity for certain license categories when equivalent certification exists in another state.