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Wildlife Control in Farmingdale, NY

Do you need wildlife control in Farmingdale? We can help with raccoons near Bethpage State Park, squirrels in pre-war attics near Main Street and opossums under decks in South Farmingdale. Our licensed wildlife division covers the whole 11735 ZIP code.

  • NYS Wildlife Control License
  • Humane trapping and removal
  • 1-year warranty on sealed entry points
  • New York State Department of Environmental Conservation
  • NWCOA
  • NWCOA EPIC certification
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  • Safe for pets and kids
  • Fully insured in NYS

Wildlife Control Services We Offer in Farmingdale, NY

Licensed, humane wildlife control in Farmingdale and the towns around it.

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Every removal ends with the entry point sealed, so nothing else follows it in.

Why Farmingdale Homeowners Call Pestify for Wildlife

  • Same-day and next-day serviceFarmingdale is about 26 miles southwest of our Port Jefferson Station office. We take Nesconset Highway and Route 111 to the Long Island Expressway, then Route 110 south to Conklin Street.
  • Humane removal and sealingRaccoons from the Bethpage State Park woods are trapped humanely, and bats in pre-war attics near downtown get a one-way exit. Then we seal the chimney, vent or soffit gap with heavy screening or metal.
  • Free inspection, price firstOur technician checks your Farmingdale home from the roofline to the foundation for free. On pre-war houses near downtown, that includes the gaps where old trim meets the roof. You get the price before any work starts.
  • Licensed wildlife divisionOwner Rob Cenatiempo leads our wildlife division and holds the New York State Wildlife Control License. His team covers Farmingdale on both sides of the county line, from Bethpage State Park to South Farmingdale.

What Wildlife Customers Near Farmingdale Say

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

Kim EdgeGoogle review

Communicates well, always punctual, fair pricing, and satisfactory service .

Jason StrullGoogle review

Extremely professional, punctual and they do a fantastic job. Highly recommend them

Justin BaliunasGoogle review

I’m very happy with how this company operates. They have competitive pricing and their customer service is phenomenal. Karl, Rob, Rich and Nick are all amazing.

Ashley MorrisGoogle review

These guys were great and their prices were fair. They came back multiple times until our problem was solved, were kind and courteous, and easy to get in touch with. Wouldn't hesitate to work with them again.

Dennis AlebrandeGoogle review

Everyone I dealt with was professional and courteous rob was a pleasure to deal with and all the ladies answering the phone were a pleasure also I have no problem recommending them

Dina ShvartsmanGoogle review

Happy that I chose Pestify to take care of my home. Always on time, polite and professional.

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Our Wildlife Control Process in Farmingdale

What happens from the first call to the sealed entry point in Farmingdale.

  1. Call usCall and tell us what you notice: scratching in the chimney, droppings in the attic or a hole dug under the shed. Each sign points to a different animal. We reach Farmingdale by the Long Island Expressway and Route 110.
  2. Inspection and priceA licensed technician checks the roofline, attic, chimney and deck for the way in. On pre-war houses near Main Street, that often means old chimney flashing and loose trim. The inspection is free, and you get the price first.
  3. Humane removal and sealingWe trap raccoons, squirrels, opossums and groundhogs humanely and give bats a one-way exit. Then we close the opening with heavy screening or metal, with a 1-year warranty on those seals. Near Bethpage State Park, we also screen the base of sheds and decks.

Our Farmingdale Wildlife Team

Farmingdale is on our Nassau County wildlife routes, about 26 miles from our office in Port Jefferson Station. A visit here might be a raccoon in an attic near Bethpage State Park or bats in a pre-war house downtown.

Nick Moran, owner and CEO of Pestify
Nick MoranOwner, CEO
Rob Cenatiempo, owner and COO of Pestify
Rob CenatiempoOwner, COO
Richie Lacalandra, field supervisor at Pestify
Richie LacalandraField supervisor
Karl Lacalandra, pest control supervisor at Pestify
Karl LacalandraPest control supervisor

The crew at your door

Screened, trained in-house and paired with a senior tech. Same familiar faces every visit.

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Wildlife Control Across Farmingdale and Nassau County

Our wildlife technicians cover the Village of Farmingdale and the 11735 ZIP code. That includes South Farmingdale and East Farmingdale, on both sides of the Nassau and Suffolk line.

Homes near Bethpage State Park see raccoons in attics and groundhogs under sheds. On the pre-war streets near Main Street, bats and squirrels get in through old chimneys and trim. In South Farmingdale, opossums den under decks, and moles and voles tunnel through lawns.

The woods and golf courses of Bethpage State Park give raccoons, opossums and groundhogs cover just north of the village. Pre-war houses near downtown have chimneys, attic vents and old trim that bats and squirrels use. Big lawns at the park’s edge also draw moles and voles.

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ZIP codes we serve

  • 11735

Locations near Farmingdale we serve

Get a Free Wildlife Control Quote in Farmingdale

Free inspection and estimate in Farmingdale. Your price before any trapping or sealing.

  • Same-day serviceVisits across Farmingdale and Nassau County.
  • Humane removalLicensed by New York State. Entry points sealed.
  • Free inspectionNo obligation, no pressure.

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Answers to Farmingdale Wildlife Control Questions

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How fast can you get to Farmingdale for wildlife control?

We offer same-day and next-day service in Farmingdale and across Nassau County. Call (631) 681-5581 and we’ll give you the first open time.

Do raccoons come out of Bethpage State Park into Farmingdale yards?

They can. The park’s woods and picnic areas give raccoons food and dens close to homes. They climb downspouts and tear into roof vents. We trap them humanely and screen the opening they used.

Do you handle wildlife in East Farmingdale too?

Yes. East Farmingdale sits across the Suffolk line in the Town of Babylon and shares the 11735 ZIP code. Our wildlife team covers it the same as the village. The inspection is free, and you get the price first.

How do bats get into the older houses near Main Street?

Many houses near downtown predate World War II, and their chimney flashing and attic vents have small gaps. A bat needs very little room. We fit a one-way exit, seal every other gap and recheck the roofline once the bats are out.

How much does wildlife control cost in Farmingdale?

It depends on the animal, how it got in and how many openings need sealing. The inspection and estimate are free, and you get the price before any trapping or exclusion starts.

How long does trapping take?

Trapping for raccoons, squirrels, groundhogs and opossums runs over a 10-day period. Animals don’t always walk into a trap on schedule, so no one can promise a capture. If more time is needed, we only extend with your OK.

Do you guarantee the sealing work?

Yes. The entry points we repair and seal carry a 1-year warranty. If one of those seals fails within the year, we fix it at no charge.

What wildlife is most common in Farmingdale?

The woods and golf courses of Bethpage State Park give raccoons, opossums and groundhogs cover just north of the village. Pre-war houses near downtown have chimneys, attic vents and old trim that bats and squirrels use. Big lawns at the park’s edge also draw moles and voles.

Are you licensed for wildlife control?

Yes. Our wildlife division holds the New York State Wildlife Control License, and every removal is humane.