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Do you need wildlife control in Plainview? We can help with raccoons near Manetto Hills Park, squirrels in post-war soffits in Morton Village and moles in lawns beside the community park woods. Our licensed wildlife division covers the 11803 ZIP code.






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Plainview is on our Nassau County wildlife routes, about 26 miles west of our office. A visit here might be a raccoon in an attic off Washington Avenue or squirrels in a Morton Village soffit.




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Our wildlife technicians cover Plainview and the 11803 ZIP code. That runs from Morton Village and Manetto Hill Road to the homes along Washington Avenue and Old Country Road.
Streets off Washington Avenue near Manetto Hills Park see raccoons in attics and opossums under decks and sheds. In Morton Village, squirrels chew into aging soffits on post-war houses. Lawns near the woods of the Plainview-Old Bethpage Community Park get moles and voles tunneling through them.
Manetto Hills Park and the Trail View State Park corridor give raccoons and opossums woods to den in, right behind Plainview backyards. Most homes here date from the 1950s, and their soffits, roof vents and chimneys have had decades to loosen. Squirrels, raccoons and bats use those gaps to get inside.

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The park is about 138 acres of woods that were never developed, so raccoons den close to houses. They climb downspouts and tear into roof vents and soffits. We trap the raccoon humanely and screen the opening it used.
Usually squirrels. Morton Village homes date from the post-war boom, and decades of weather soften soffits and fascia boards. We trap the squirrels humanely and seal every gap on the roofline, not only the one you found.
Raised ridges are usually moles, and narrow surface runways are usually voles. Both move into lawns from the woods at the park’s edge. We identify which one you have, then treat where it tunnels.
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.
Manetto Hills Park and the Trail View State Park corridor give raccoons and opossums woods to den in, right behind Plainview backyards. Most homes here date from the 1950s, and their soffits, roof vents and chimneys have had decades to loosen. Squirrels, raccoons and bats use those gaps to get inside.
Yes. Our wildlife division holds the New York State Wildlife Control License, and every removal is humane.