Do you need pest control in Smithtown? We can help with ticks near Caleb Smith, mosquitoes along the Nissequogue River and carpenter ants in old Village of the Branch houses. Our office is about 11 miles east on Nesconset Highway.
We offer same-day and next-day service in Smithtown and the towns around it.
People like us. Pests don’t. What homeowners across Suffolk County say about Pestify.
I arrived home to a horrendous Oder in my driveway area and upon investigation discovered a dead Deer under my raised deck off the kitchen. I checked with the town of Smithtown and was informed the property owner is responsible for removal of the carcass. I did my research and was pleased with the immediate response received, price quoted and time frame for removal. PESTIFY was on site within 24 hours, removed the carcass and sanitized the area. …
Service was was fast, effective and friendly. They were at my house within two hours of my call.
The service was great! since my first call they very kind and supportive. Lucas was amazing too. Thank you very much guys!
Great team and communication at Pestify. Consistently there when you need them and definitely recommend them for pest control services!
Reliable, knowledgeable on time and helped me with my problem! Put me at ease. Thank you.
Great experience with a professional company. Made the appointment quickly, showed up and performed when they said they were going to and were nice people to deal with.
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What happens from the first call to the follow-up visit in Smithtown.
Smithtown is a straight run west on Nesconset Highway from our office, so it sits on our regular Suffolk routes. Our technicians here move between historic houses near Main Street and wooded lots beside the Nissequogue parks.
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We cover the Smithtown hamlet and the 11787 ZIP code, from the Main Street business district to the Village of the Branch. That includes the former Village of the Landing and the homes around Caleb Smith and Blydenburgh.
Homes off West Jericho Turnpike near Caleb Smith State Park Preserve back onto woods and wetlands that hold deer ticks. Near Sweetbriar Nature Center and the river, low wet ground breeds mosquitoes in summer. In the Village of the Branch, 18th century houses with old sills and porches draw carpenter ants and termites.
Smithtown sits on the Nissequogue River, which rises in Blydenburgh County Park and runs through Caleb Smith State Park Preserve to Long Island Sound. Those woods and wetlands bring ticks and mosquitoes to the yards around them. Along Main Street and in the Village of the Branch, some houses date to the 1700s, and old wood draws carpenter ants and termites.
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We offer same-day and next-day service in Smithtown and across Suffolk County. Call (631) 681-5581 and we’ll give you the first open time.
Homes beside the preserve’s 543 acres of woods, fields and wetlands do see more ticks. Deer move between the preserve and nearby yards and carry ticks with them. We treat the wooded edge and shaded beds, not the whole lawn, on program visits through the season.
It is worth doing. Some houses in the historic district date to the 1700s, and termites reach old sills and porch framing from the soil. Our inspection is free, and we price any treatment before we start.
The river runs through wetlands and ponds at Caleb Smith and past low ground near Sweetbriar Nature Center. Standing water there and in yard spots like clogged gutters lets mosquitoes breed. We treat their resting spots and find breeding spots on program visits 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.
Smithtown sits on the Nissequogue River, which rises in Blydenburgh County Park and runs through Caleb Smith State Park Preserve to Long Island Sound. Those woods and wetlands bring ticks and mosquitoes to the yards around them. Along Main Street and in the Village of the Branch, some houses date to the 1700s, and old wood draws carpenter ants and termites. 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.
