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Do you need wildlife control in Stony Brook? We can help with raccoons near Avalon’s woods, squirrels in post-war homes near Route 347 and birds nesting in vents by West Meadow. Our licensed wildlife division covers the 11790 ZIP code.






Licensed, humane wildlife control in Stony Brook and the towns around it.

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Nick & Rob provide outstanding service, great quality and are extremely knowledgeable. Always dependable. Highly recommend!
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What happens from the first call to the sealed entry point in Stony Brook.
Stony Brook is about 13 minutes west of our office along Nesconset Highway. A visit here might be a raccoon under a deck by Avalon or birds in a vent near West Meadow.




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Our wildlife technicians cover Stony Brook and the 11790 ZIP code. That runs from the Village Center and West Meadow south past the university to Route 347.
Homes off Harbor Road beside Avalon see raccoons under decks and deer in gardens. Near the Village Center and Main Street, old chimneys and attics draw bats and squirrels. By West Meadow and the harbor, birds nest in dryer vents, and moles tunnel through lawns.
The Avalon Nature Preserve, Stony Brook Harbor and the West Meadow marsh give raccoons and opossums cover close to homes. Older houses near the Village Center have chimneys and attic gaps that bats and squirrels use. Inland, post-war homes toward Route 347 now have aging soffits and vents that raccoons can tear open.

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Avalon’s forest and meadows give raccoons cover right behind homes on Harbor Road. They climb downspouts and tear into roof vents and soffits. We trap the raccoon humanely and screen the opening it used.
Yes. Homes along Route 25A by the university and off Nicolls Road are part of our Stony Brook coverage. The inspection is free, and you get the price before any trapping or sealing.
Usually bats or squirrels. Some houses near the harbor date to the late 1700s, and old chimneys and trim leave small gaps. We give bats a one-way exit, trap squirrels humanely and seal every gap on the roofline.
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 Avalon Nature Preserve, Stony Brook Harbor and the West Meadow marsh give raccoons and opossums cover close to homes. Older houses near the Village Center have chimneys and attic gaps that bats and squirrels use. Inland, post-war homes toward Route 347 now have aging soffits and vents that raccoons can tear open.
Yes. Our wildlife division holds the New York State Wildlife Control License, and every removal is humane.