Do you need wildlife control in Smithtown? We can help with raccoons in attics near Main Street, deer in gardens by Caleb Smith and bats in old Village of the Branch houses. Our licensed wildlife division covers all of Smithtown.
Licensed, humane wildlife control in Smithtown and the towns around it.
People like us. Pests don’t. What homeowners across Suffolk County say about Pestify.
I arrived home to a horrendous Oder in my driveway area and upon investigation discovered a dead Deer under my raised deck off the kitchen. I checked with the town of Smithtown and was informed the property owner is responsible for removal of the carcass. I did my research and was pleased with the immediate response received, price quoted and time frame for removal. PESTIFY was on site within 24 hours, removed the carcass and sanitized the area. …
Amazing service, team did a great job addressing our issues.
Pestify has great prices and professional and friendly service. I cannot recommend them enough!!!!
We love the guys from Petify especially Rob. Always professional and always very thorough. They come promptly any time we call to we have additional concerns
Had a pest treatment in the backyard. Very reliable and convenient. Reasonably priced. Would recommend!
Lucas and Carl were fast, efficient, knowledgeable and awesome!! Highly recommend for pest control and peace of mind!
Swipe for more reviews
What happens from the first call to the sealed entry point in Smithtown.
Smithtown is a straight drive west on Nesconset Highway for our wildlife team. A visit here might be bats in an 18th century attic near the Branch or deer and groundhogs on a lot beside the parks.
Screened, trained in-house and paired with a senior tech. Same familiar faces every visit.
Meet the whole team
Our wildlife technicians cover the Smithtown hamlet and the 11787 ZIP code. That includes the Village of the Branch, the former Village of the Landing and the homes around Caleb Smith and Blydenburgh parks.
Homes off West Jericho Turnpike near Caleb Smith see deer in gardens and raccoons under decks. Near Blydenburgh County Park and Sweetbriar Nature Center, groundhogs, moles and voles dig in lawns beside the woods. In the Village of the Branch, 18th century chimneys and attics draw bats, squirrels and nesting birds.
Smithtown wraps around more than 1,100 acres of parkland at Caleb Smith and Blydenburgh, plus the Nissequogue River corridor. Deer, raccoons and opossums move out of those woods into nearby yards. Old houses along Main Street and in the Village of the Branch have chimneys and attic gaps that bats and squirrels use.
Free inspection and estimate in Smithtown. Your price before any trapping or sealing.
Sending your request
Did you know?
NYSDEC licensed and fully insured.
We use pet and family safe natural products.
NWCOA Certified and a Thumbtack Top Pro.
Hang tight, this only takes a second.
We offer same-day and next-day service in Smithtown and across Suffolk County. Call (631) 681-5581 and we’ll give you the first open time.
The preserve’s woods and fields hold deer, and nearby yards give them easy food. We don’t trap deer. We set up repellents, fencing or other barriers based on where deer enter and what they eat.
Bats need only small gaps, and old chimneys, flashing and gable vents often have them. We let the bats leave through a one-way exit, then seal every gap. We check the roofline again afterward.
Yes. Homes near the park’s 627 acres at the head of the Nissequogue River are part of our Smithtown coverage. Raccoons, groundhogs and moles move from the park woods into yards nearby. 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.
Smithtown wraps around more than 1,100 acres of parkland at Caleb Smith and Blydenburgh, plus the Nissequogue River corridor. Deer, raccoons and opossums move out of those woods into nearby yards. Old houses along Main Street and in the Village of the Branch 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.
