Frank PiraneoGoogle review
Had a great experience w/trying to rid my house of Mickeys evil cuzzin!!! Robby is very attentive & knowledgable!!! Nick is a gentleman & worked w/my schedule. Would recommend highly!!!
Wildlife Control in The Hamptons, NY
Do you need wildlife control in the Hamptons? We can help with deer in gardens near the Long Pond Greenbelt, raccoons in closed-up second homes and bats in Sag Harbor’s old attics. Our licensed wildlife division covers the South Fork from Westhampton Beach to Montauk.
- NYS Wildlife Control License
- Humane trapping and removal
- 1-year warranty on sealed entry points
Wildlife Control Services We Offer in The Hamptons, NY
Licensed, humane wildlife control in the Hamptons and the towns around it.
Why The Hamptons Homeowners Call Pestify for Wildlife
- Same-day and next-day serviceThe Hamptons are a longer drive from our Port Jefferson Station office: about 30 miles to Westhampton Beach and 70 to Montauk. We take the Long Island Expressway and Sunrise Highway east, and we set a time for your free inspection when you call.
- Humane removal and sealingRaccoons in a closed-up East Hampton house are trapped humanely, and bats in Sag Harbor attics get a one-way exit. Then we seal the vent, chimney or soffit gap with heavy screening or metal.
- Free inspection, price firstOur technician checks your Hamptons home from the chimney to the crawl space for free. On a house that sat closed all winter, that includes the attic, the vents and the space under the deck. You get the price before any work starts.
- Licensed wildlife divisionOwner Rob Cenatiempo leads our wildlife division and holds the New York State Wildlife Control License. His team handles whaling-era houses in Sag Harbor as well as second homes from Westhampton Beach to Montauk.
What Wildlife Customers Near The Hamptons Say
People like us. Pests don’t. What homeowners across Suffolk County say about Pestify.
Michael GuanciGoogle review
As a property manager on the East End, I feel very lucky to have a guy like Nick to help manage anything I throw at him. Quick to respond, and does not mess around. Would highly recommend.
Carol SantanaGoogle review
Extremely knowledgeable and professional also reasonable. Love this company
Donna RussoGoogle review
Rob is Reliable & professional!! Always kept in touch with me and showed up on time! Highly recommend this company
Kenneth PesonenGoogle review
These guys were great. I had other companies come before them and was a waste of time and money. They show up when they say
Dan WaldeckGoogle review
Pestify is best pest control team I have ever used. They were extremely professional and efficient. Thank you!
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Our Wildlife Control Process in The Hamptons
What happens from the first call to the sealed entry point in the Hamptons.
- Call usCall and tell us what you or your caretaker notice: droppings in the attic, chewed vents or deer in the garden. Each sign points to a different animal. The Hamptons are a longer drive, so we set a time for your free inspection when you call.
- Inspection and priceA licensed technician checks the roofline, attic, chimney and deck for the way in. On older houses in Sag Harbor and East Hampton Village, that often means gaps in old trim and chimney flashing. The inspection is free, and you get the price first.
- Humane removal and sealingWe trap raccoons, squirrels and opossums humanely over a 10-day trapping period and give bats a one-way exit. Then we close the opening with heavy screening or metal, backed by a 1-year warranty. For deer near the Long Pond Greenbelt, we use repellents, fencing and other barriers.
Our The Hamptons Wildlife Team
The Hamptons are a longer drive for our wildlife team, out the Long Island Expressway and Sunrise Highway. A visit here might be bats in a Sag Harbor attic or a raccoon in a second home that sat closed all winter.
The crew at your door
Screened, trained in-house and paired with a senior tech. Same familiar faces every visit.
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Wildlife Control Across The Hamptons and Suffolk County
Our wildlife technicians cover the Hamptons in Southampton and East Hampton towns. That runs from Westhampton Beach, Quogue and Hampton Bays east through Southampton Village, Bridgehampton, Sag Harbor and East Hampton Village to Amagansett and Montauk.
Homes near the Long Pond Greenbelt between Sag Harbor and Sagaponack see deer in gardens and raccoons under decks. In Sag Harbor’s historic district, old chimneys and attics draw bats, squirrels and nesting birds. Near Georgica Pond and Shinnecock Bay, birds nest in vents, and moles and voles tunnel through lawns.
The South Fork mixes woods, farm fields and coastal ponds with houses, from the Long Pond Greenbelt to Georgica Pond. Deer, raccoons and opossums move through that open ground and into yards. Many Hamptons homes sit empty for months, so an animal in the attic can go unnoticed until spring.
ZIP codes we serve
- 11978
- 11959
- 11946
- 11968
- 11976
- 11932
- 11962
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- 11975
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Locations near The Hamptons we serve
Get a Free Wildlife Control Quote in The Hamptons
Free inspection and estimate in the Hamptons. Your price before any trapping or sealing.
- Same-day serviceVisits across the Hamptons and Suffolk County.
- Humane removalLicensed by New York State. Entry points sealed.
- Free inspectionNo obligation, no pressure.
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How fast can you get to the Hamptons for wildlife control?
We offer same-day and next-day service in the Hamptons and across Suffolk County. Call (631) 681-5581 and we’ll give you the first open time.
Can an animal get into my Hamptons house while it’s closed for the winter?
Yes. With no one home, raccoons, squirrels and bats can move into an attic or crawl space for months. We inspect the house, remove any animal humanely and seal the openings it used. The inspection is free.
How do bats get into old houses in Sag Harbor?
Sag Harbor’s historic district holds hundreds of old frame houses, and their chimneys, flashing and attic vents can have small gaps. Bats need very little room to squeeze in. We let them leave through a one-way exit, seal every gap and check the roofline again.
Why are deer eating my garden near the Long Pond Greenbelt?
The greenbelt is 1,100 acres of ponds, woods and wetlands between Sag Harbor and Sagaponack, and deer live there. Gardens nearby give them easy food. We don’t trap deer. We use repellents, fencing and other barriers placed where they enter.
How much does wildlife control cost in the Hamptons?
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.
How long does trapping take?
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.
Do you guarantee the sealing work?
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.
What wildlife is most common in the Hamptons?
The South Fork mixes woods, farm fields and coastal ponds with houses, from the Long Pond Greenbelt to Georgica Pond. Deer, raccoons and opossums move through that open ground and into yards. Many Hamptons homes sit empty for months, so an animal in the attic can go unnoticed until spring.
Are you licensed for wildlife control?
Yes. Our wildlife division holds the New York State Wildlife Control License, and every removal is humane.