Do you need wildlife control in Selden? We can help with raccoons from the Ammerman Campus woods, squirrels in soffits off Boyle Road and moles in lawns south of Middle Country Road. Our licensed wildlife division is about 3.5 miles away.
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What happens from the first call to the sealed entry point in Selden.
Selden is one of the closest stops for our wildlife team, a short drive down Old Town Road. A visit here might be a raccoon under a deck near the college woods or squirrels in a soffit off Boyle Road.
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Our wildlife technicians cover Selden and the 11784 ZIP code. That includes the streets around the Ammerman Campus, the Boyle Road neighborhoods and the older lots south of Middle Country Road.
Streets beside the Ammerman Campus see raccoons under decks and opossums in sheds. Off Boyle Road and Bicycle Path, squirrels chew into soffits on houses with big trees over the roof. South of Middle Country Road near Evergreen Drive, moles and voles tunnel through lawns, and birds nest in dryer vents.
The 156 wooded acres of the Ammerman Campus give raccoons, opossums and squirrels cover close to Selden homes. Most houses here went up between the early 1950s and early 1970s, and their soffits, vents and chimneys have had decades to loosen. Squirrels and raccoons use those gaps to reach attics.
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The campus woods give raccoons dens and cover right behind nearby yards. At night they climb downspouts and tear into roof vents or soffits. We trap the raccoon humanely and screen the opening it used.
Usually squirrels. Selden’s homes went up between the early 1950s and early 1970s, and decades of weather soften soffits and fascia. We trap the squirrels humanely and seal every gap on the roofline, not only the one you found.
Our office at 4400 Nesconset Highway is about 3.5 miles north, under 10 minutes by Old Town Road. The inspection is free, and we give you the price before any trapping or sealing.
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.
The 156 wooded acres of the Ammerman Campus give raccoons, opossums and squirrels cover close to Selden homes. Most houses here went up between the early 1950s and early 1970s, and their soffits, vents and chimneys have had decades to loosen. Squirrels and raccoons use those gaps to reach attics.
Yes. Our wildlife division holds the New York State Wildlife Control License, and every removal is humane.
