
Employees are extremely cordial and very friendly and do a good job.

Do you need wildlife control in Oyster Bay? We can help with deer in gardens in Upper Brookville, raccoons under decks near the harbor and bats in old houses near Raynham Hall. Our licensed wildlife division covers the 11771 ZIP code.






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

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

Employees are extremely cordial and very friendly and do a good job.
Highly recommended!!! Best service always on time. Professionals!!!
Pestify is a great local family owned and operated company. They have very good communication and work well around your schedule

Lucas was great and very knowledgeable regarding the whole process.
Excellent communication and nick is great to work with. Crew is respectful.

Your tech Lucas was on time, notified us prior to his arrival, explained his approach to our issues and explained the process of the quarterly work to be expected over the next year. We are very happy with all we have seen thus far.
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What happens from the first call to the sealed entry point in Oyster Bay.
Oyster Bay is on our Nassau County wildlife routes, about 31 miles from our office in Port Jefferson Station. A visit here might be bats in an old house downtown or deer in a garden on a wooded lot above the harbor.




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Our wildlife technicians cover the Oyster Bay hamlet and the 11771 ZIP code. That includes Cove Neck, Oyster Bay Cove, Upper Brookville and the parts of Mill Neck the Oyster Bay post office serves.
Wooded lots in Upper Brookville and Oyster Bay Cove see deer browsing shrubs and gardens. Homes along the harbor and near Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Park see raccoons under decks and birds nesting in vents. Downtown, old chimneys and attics near West Main Street draw bats and squirrels.
Deer are spreading west across Nassau’s North Shore, and they have been seen around Oyster Bay. The harbor shore, the Mill Neck Creek marshes and wooded lots give raccoons and opossums cover. Old houses downtown have chimneys and attic gaps that bats and squirrels use.

Free inspection and estimate in Oyster Bay. Your price before any trapping or sealing.
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We offer same-day and next-day service in Oyster Bay and across Nassau County. Call (631) 681-5581 and we’ll give you the first open time.
Yes. Deer have moved west into Nassau’s North Shore and have been seen around Oyster Bay. Officials link them to car crashes, ticks and damaged plantings. We don’t trap deer. We set up repellents, fencing or other barriers where they enter.
The harbor shore and the Mill Neck Creek marshes give raccoons food and cover close to homes. We trap the raccoon humanely. Then we close the gap under the deck with buried screening, so the next one can’t dig in.
Yes. Parts of both villages use the Oyster Bay post office and the 11771 ZIP code, and they are part of our Oyster Bay coverage. Their wooded lots see deer, raccoons and squirrels. The inspection is free, and you get the price first.
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.
Deer are spreading west across Nassau’s North Shore, and they have been seen around Oyster Bay. The harbor shore, the Mill Neck Creek marshes and wooded lots give raccoons and opossums cover. Old houses downtown have chimneys and attic gaps that bats and squirrels use.
Yes. Our wildlife division holds the New York State Wildlife Control License, and every removal is humane.