
good service and expertise ... they didn't try to sell you on anything you didn't need. They were very honest and efficient.

Do you need pest control in Coram? We can help with mosquitoes near Coram Pond, ticks in the grass at the old Coram Airfield and roaches in condo complexes along Route 112. Our office is about 5 miles north on Nesconset Highway.






We offer same-day and next-day service in Coram and the towns around it.

People like us. Pests don’t. What homeowners across Suffolk County say about Pestify.

good service and expertise ... they didn't try to sell you on anything you didn't need. They were very honest and efficient.
This is my second year using this company. Nothing but good things to say. They come when they say.

Professional and affordable. Been using for years and no complaints. Highly recommend using them.
The guys were wonderful they did a good job spraying my yard and were very polite

Professional. effective, non toxic bug control. Pestify set up schedule came ln time and made my yard a better place. What more could you want!? Keeping it simple. I would recommend.

Nick was super helpful and got the job done quickly at a fair price! I highly recommend them.
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What happens from the first call to the follow-up visit in Coram.
Coram is about 10 minutes south of our office by Old Town Road or Route 112, so it sits on our regular Suffolk routes. Our technicians here move between condo complexes on Middle Country Road and houses near Coram Pond and the old airfield.




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We cover Coram and the 11727 ZIP code along Route 112 and Middle Country Road, which cross at the center of the hamlet. That includes the streets around Coram Pond, the Wincoram development and the condo complexes on both roads.
Coram Pond is a glacial kettle hole that was dug out into a drainage sump, and standing water there lets mosquitoes breed nearby. The old Coram Airfield on Middle Country Road is now a county park on a former cornfield, and ticks wait in its tall grass. In the co-ops and townhouses on Middle Country Road and Route 112, roaches and bed bugs spread through shared walls.
Coram began as cattle pasture between Bald Hill and Coram Hills, and the Davis family grazed dairy cows along Middle Country Road into the 1960s. That farm and others became shopping centers and housing developments. Coram’s co-ops and townhouses share walls, which lets roaches, bed bugs and mice move between units.

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We offer same-day and next-day service in Coram and across Suffolk County. Call (631) 681-5581 and we’ll give you the first open time.
They can. Roaches and bed bugs travel through wall voids and the gaps around pipes between attached units. We inspect your unit, treat where pipes and wires pass through the walls and seal those gaps. The inspection is free, and you see the price first.
Coram Pond is a glacial kettle hole that was dug out to work as a drainage sump. Water collects there after storms, and mosquitoes breed in standing water. Our tick and mosquito program treats resting spots in your shrubs through the season, and we find breeding spots in your yard.
The airfield ran from 1959 to 1984 on a former cornfield, and it is now a Suffolk County park. Ticks wait in tall grass and at the tree line, and nearby yards pick them up. Our tick and mosquito program treats those edges, not the whole lawn, through the season.
It depends on the pest, the size of your home and whether you want a one-time treatment or ongoing service. The inspection and estimate are free, and you get the price before any work starts.
Coram began as cattle pasture between Bald Hill and Coram Hills, and the Davis family grazed dairy cows along Middle Country Road into the 1960s. That farm and others became shopping centers and housing developments. Coram’s co-ops and townhouses share walls, which lets roaches, bed bugs and mice move between units. We also treat ants, spiders, ticks, mosquitoes, wasps and rodents, and our wildlife division handles raccoons, squirrels and bats.
Yes. On our Quarterly plan, if covered pests come back between visits, we come back at no extra charge. Most one-time treatments carry a 60-day warranty: if the same pest comes back in the treated area, we retreat it free.
Yes. We use pet and family safe products. Your technician tells you if an area needs to stay clear and for how long.