Do you need wildlife control in Miller Place? We can help with bats in North Country Road attics, raccoons near Cordwood Landing and moles in lawns beside the sod fields on Route 25A. Our licensed wildlife division covers the 11764 ZIP code.
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What happens from the first call to the sealed entry point in Miller Place.
Miller Place is about 12 minutes from our office for the wildlife team. A visit here might be bats in a 19th century attic on North Country Road or a raccoon under a deck near Cordwood Landing.
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Our wildlife technicians cover Miller Place and the 11764 ZIP code. That runs from the beach and Mount Sinai Harbor south past Route 25A, including the historic district and the streets near Echo and Sylvan Avenues.
Homes near Cordwood Landing and along the Rail Trail see raccoons under decks and opossums under sheds. In the historic district on North Country Road, old chimneys and attics draw bats and squirrels. On the hilly streets near the beach, birds nest in the vents and eaves of converted cottages.
Cordwood Landing County Park and the North Shore Rail Trail give raccoons and opossums room to move close to homes. Historic houses on North Country Road and converted beach cottages have old chimneys, vents and roof gaps that bats and squirrels use. The DeLea sod fields on Route 25A and the big lawns near them suit moles and voles.
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The historic district’s wood-frame houses date from the mid-1700s to the late 1800s. Their chimneys, flashing and gable vents leave small gaps, and bats need very little room. We let them leave through a one-way exit, then seal every gap.
The park’s more than 70 acres give raccoons and opossums cover right beside homes on Cedar Drive and nearby streets. Sheds, decks and garbage cans give them food and shelter. We remove the animal, then close the gaps under the deck or shed.
Usually moles. They tunnel just under the grass looking for grubs and worms, and voles cut runways on the surface. We find the active tunnels, remove the animals and check back on a follow-up visit.
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.
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.
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.
Cordwood Landing County Park and the North Shore Rail Trail give raccoons and opossums room to move close to homes. Historic houses on North Country Road and converted beach cottages have old chimneys, vents and roof gaps that bats and squirrels use. The DeLea sod fields on Route 25A and the big lawns near them suit moles and voles.
Yes. Our wildlife division holds the New York State Wildlife Control License, and every removal is humane.
