NASSAU COUNTY'S BEST PEST CONTROL SERVICE
Nassau County Pest and Humane Wildlife Control
Pests are wild animals or insects that can injure humans and living conditions. The consequences of a pest issue can range from a trivial nuisance to exposure to a deadly wildlife disease. Pest control is the management of pests that adversely impact human activities or the environment. Your Nassau County home is where your most valued treasures reside, and you do everything you can to protect your Long Island residence and family from harm. However, an infestation of unwanted critters can harm you and your family and damage your home and belongings. Nassau County Pest Control provides comprehensive and environmentally friendly pest control solutions for homeowners and businesses.
At Nassau County Pest Control, we protect our customers from potentially harmful pests and seek to resolve pest control issues expeditiously. We furnish our Long Island clients with preeminent commercial and residential exterminating and humane wildlife control services. Our Nassau County animal control and humane wildlife removal services are implemented using the most advanced wildlife control strategies. Wildlife trapping is a highly regulated activity in the state of New York, and anyone who traps must comply with strict rules established and enforced by federal and state agencies. Allowable animal trap types and acceptable wildlife trapping techniques are examples of the guidelines and regulations that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation imposes and enforces. Wildlife trapping is an element of our wildlife control program. Our Nassau County humane wildlife control and exterminating services protect your residence, business, workplace, family, and pets from unwanted intruders. Contact our licensed New York State exterminators today at 888-598-7277. Nassau County Pest Control offers same-day and next-day pest and wildlife control services to Nassau County, New York residents. Our pest control services include honeybee swarm removal, wasp and hornet nest removal, bed bug control, Long Island ant extermination, powderpost beetle control, cockroach exterminating, flea and bird mite control, termite inspections, and carpenter ant control.
Additionally, we can remediate issues with flies and treat pantry pests such as drugstore beetles and Indian meal moths. Nuisance wildlife control operators licensed by the State of New York perform our wildlife control services. They include humane raccoon and squirrel trapping, rat removal, mouse extermination, opossum trapping, bat removal and exclusion, and bird nest removal. A licensed Nassau County contractor carries out our wildlife damage repairs, and attic cleanups are executed by a contractor certified by the State of New York in biohazardous waste cleanup.
NASSAU COUNTY PEST CONTROL NEWS
Coyote Sightings on Long Island, New York
The Eastern Coyote is expanding its territorial range to include Long Island, New York. A security camera captured footage of a coyote in the backyard of a Nassau County residence in Manhassett. In Suffolk County, National Park Rangers at Smith Point claim that coyotes are living on Fire Island. Coyotes have also been spotted at Robert Moses State Park, in Mattituck, and on the South Fork of Long Island. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation estimates that approximately twenty thousand to thirty thousand coyotes reside in the state of New York. Coyotes live throughout upstate New York, and there are established colonies in Westchester County, the parklands of the Bronx, and northern Queens. It is anticipated that the Eastern Coyote will fully colonize Long Island within the next decade. The Eastern Coyote, also known as the Coywolf, is a canine hybrid with both coyote and gray wolf parentage. Adult Eastern Coyotes typically weigh forty-five to sixty pounds and are present throughout the eastern United States. In addition to New York, its range includes Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, and Washington, D.C. The Eastern Coyote can also be found in the eastern Canadian provinces of Quebec, Nova Scotia, Ontario, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, Labrador, and Newfoundland.
The Eastern Coyote is an opportunistic omnivore that primarily preys upon small mammals, such as rabbits, squirrels, voles, mice, and birds. They will also eat vegetables, fruits, berries, insects, amphibians, carrion, and human trash. Researchers at the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry state that coyotes usually hunt in pairs. During winter, white-tailed deer are targeted by coyotes. However, roadkilled deer or deer that died via natural causes are more frequently scavenged. According to researchers, the adult deer that are taken by coyotes are usually injured or sickly and would have died in the absence of coyote predation. In the spring, coyotes prey upon deer fawns.
According to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, on average, six hundred fifty New Yorkers are hospitalized each year due to dog attacks, but there are only a few coyote attacks annually in the entire nation. Coyotes instinctively fear humans, and attacks by this animal on human beings have been historically rare. Coyotes are nocturnal animals but can also be seen during daylight hours. Therefore, if you see a coyote during the day, that doesn't automatically mean it has rabies, but caution should be taken, as with any wild animal.
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Rat Infestations In Long Island Neighborhoods
The closure of eateries during the coronavirus pandemic and the retreat by people indoors affected the foraging behaviors of rats. Rats emerged in residential neighborhoods after the coronavirus closed restaurants and bars in Nassau County. People worldwide changed their behaviors due to the threat of the coronavirus pandemic. In some places, quarantine resulted in the trash that rats depend on no longer being available, so they also adapted. Cut off from restaurant garbage in dumpsters, the rodents looked elsewhere for food. Roaming hungry rats have been observed in new areas, including residential communities in Nassau County, and at odd hours for the normally nocturnal animal. Plainview, Wantagh, and Levittown residents have seen a significant surge in rat populations in their neighborhoods. Rats are intimidating mammals that are masters of adaptation, spread disease, and damage Nassau County residences. In 2021 fifteen New Yorkers became ill with leptospirosis, with one case being fatal. Leptospirosis is a bacterial disease that is transmittable to humans through the urine of rats and can result in severe liver and kidney damage.
NASSAU COUNTY PEST AND HUMANE WILDLIFE CONTROL SERVICES
We strive and pride ourselves on providing exceptional customer service and unbeatable Nassau County pest control and Long Island wildlife removal services. Using an integrated pest management process, we will assess your problem and put together a pest or humane wildlife control solution that focuses on prevention, removal, and exclusion. Nassau County Pest Control is a full-service wildlife removal and pest control company. We are fully licensed and insured in New York State and strictly comply with all environmental conservation laws and regulations related to pest control and nuisance wildlife management. Nassau County Pest Control employs licensed professionals exemplifying the qualities of integrity and commitment. Our Long Island pest management and humane wildlife removal service treats people, property, and wildlife respectfully. At Nassau County Pest Control, we strive to broaden our knowledge, expertise, and abilities to advance the practice of pest control and nuisance wildlife removal. Upon request, we offer our expertise to all Nassau County residents within the limits of our experience, ability, and legal authority. We are Nassau County's pest control and wildlife removal service provider! Our Nassau County exterminating services and wildlife control prices can not be beaten.
HUMANE WILDLIFE CONTROL AND REMOVAL
Environmental Conservation Law in New York State mandates the humane treatment of wild animals. Nassau County Pest Control nuisance wildlife control operators strictly comply with this demand. Our wildlife experts solve wildlife control issues using a decision-making plan that balances safety, feasibility, and landowner rights; the protection of wildlife communities and habitats; the humane treatment of wild animals; and legal, ethical, aesthetic, and financial matters.
Our nuisance wildlife trappers execute the Nassau County humane wildlife control program in such a way as to avoid adversely affecting any non-target wildlife species. Since our Nassau County wildlife removal professionals are knowledgeable about the habits and habitat of the target nuisance wildlife, they take precautions in avoiding animal trapping techniques that would impact non-targets, such as pets and other wildlife.
While looking out the window of your Nassau County residence and observing wildlife in your yard may be enjoyable, they can cause considerable problems. Wildlife can damage your lawn, vegetable garden, and residence. However, there are several steps that Nassau County homeowners can take to prevent conflicts with wildlife. Nassau County homes are the ideal haven for nuisance wildlife such as raccoons, opossums, foxes, bats, squirrels, groundhogs, birds, skunks, rats, and mice because they supply readily available food, water, and shelter sources. Once inside a Nassau County residence, wildlife isn't only problematic to get rid of, but they can harbor wildlife diseases that can pose a health hazard. Wildlife may be infected with zoonotic diseases and harbor disease-carrying parasites such as ticks, fleas, and mites.
Nassau County Pest Control is a wildlife control service that humanely removes wildlife from Long Island residences and businesses. We maintain that we are the best humane wildlife control service in Nassau County because we offer our customers a complete solution to their nuisance wildlife control issue. Our nuisance wildlife pest management service employs wildlife trapping and rodent control professionals. Our nuisance wildlife control operators will perform an initial wildlife inspection of your Long Island residence or business to determine what type of animal is inhabiting your dwelling. Are animals in the attic of your Nassau County home? Are you hearing animal noises during daylight hours or at night? If the sounds are at night, this could be mice in the attic, and if the animal noises are very loud, this is presumably coming from raccoons in the attic. Other wildlife active in the attics of Nassau County homes at night include rats, bats, opossums, and flying squirrels. Noises heard during the day, maybe originating from grey squirrels in the attic or birds in the attic. Scurrying and scratching sounds in the attic during daylight hours are usually from grey squirrels.
Long Island wildlife control experts, will humanely trap the animals that have become occupants of the attic of your Long Island home or business. Our licensed and insured Nassau County contractors offer animal damage repairs, raccoon feces removal, and sanitization services. As part of our Nassau County, Long Island Integrated Wildlife Pest Management Program, we will make recommendations to avert future wildlife control issues and confrontations with unwelcomed nuisance wild animals, such as squirrels, skunks, opossums, raccoons, foxes, groundhogs, rats, bats, mice, and birds. Here our wildlife control experts will be looking for what changes can be made to preclude future wildlife control issues. For example, the raccoons in the attic may be gaining access to your home through a hole in a soffit. Upon completing the raccoon removal process from your Nassau County home, we will put you in contact with a licensed Nassau County contractor specializing in wildlife exclusion. An additional example of Integrated Wildlife Pest Management would be birds, squirrels, raccoons, or bats nesting in the chimney of your Nassau County home. We will install a chimney cap to avert future encounters with unwanted wild animals upon completion of the removal of the birds, bats, squirrels, or raccoons.
