Do you need pest control in Selden? We can help with ticks near the Ammerman Campus woods, mice in post-war homes off Boyle Road and rats behind Middle Country Road plazas. Our office is about 3.5 miles north on Nesconset Highway.
We offer same-day and next-day service in Selden and the towns around it.
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What happens from the first call to the follow-up visit in Selden.
Selden is a short run south on Old Town Road from our office, so it sits on our regular Suffolk routes. Field supervisor Richie Lacalandra and pest control supervisor Karl Lacalandra oversee the technicians who treat homes near the college and off Middle Country Road.
Screened, trained in-house and paired with a senior tech. Same familiar faces every visit.
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We cover Selden and the 11784 ZIP code, from the Terryville line south toward Farmingville and from Centereach east to Coram. That includes the streets around the Ammerman Campus, the Boyle Road neighborhoods and the older lots south of Middle Country Road.
Homes near College Road back onto the wooded Ammerman Campus, where ticks wait in the leaf litter at the edge. Nature’s Gardens, off Evergreen Drive, began in 1931 as small lots, and its oldest homes can have old sills that draw termites. Dumpsters behind the plazas at Boyle Road and Middle Country Road draw rats and roaches.
Selden farms were known for melons in the 1880s, and suburban building began in earnest in the early 1950s. Homes from the 1950s to the early 1970s now have worn sills and door sweeps that let mice and termites in. The 156 wooded acres of Suffolk County Community College’s Ammerman Campus bring ticks to the yards beside them.
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We use pet and family safe natural products.
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We offer same-day and next-day service in Selden and across Suffolk County. Call (631) 681-5581 and we’ll give you the first open time.
The Ammerman Campus sits on 156 wooded acres off College Road. Homes that border those woods pick up ticks where the lawn meets the trees. We treat that edge and the shaded beds, not the whole lawn, on program visits through the season.
Selden turned from farms to suburbs between the early 1950s and the early 1970s. Homes from those decades often have gaps at sills, garage doors and utility lines. We find the gaps, treat and seal them, and price the job first.
Yes. Dumpsters behind shopping centers like Independence Plaza and College Plaza give rats food close to nearby yards. We set bait stations along your foundation and seal the gaps rats use to get in. You get the price before we start.
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.
Selden farms were known for melons in the 1880s, and suburban building began in earnest in the early 1950s. Homes from the 1950s to the early 1970s now have worn sills and door sweeps that let mice and termites in. The 156 wooded acres of Suffolk County Community College’s Ammerman Campus bring ticks to the yards beside them. 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.
