Suffolk County Pest Control You Can Trust

Suffolk County is Long Island's largest county at 911 square miles, ranging from dense suburbs like Smithtown, Hauppauge, and Commack to the farms, vineyards, and beaches of the East End. This geographic diversity creates very different pest environments across the county — what homeowners deal with in Bohemia is often completely different from what's happening in Hampton Bays or Riverhead.

Suffolk has one of the highest Lyme disease rates in the nation. White-tailed deer roam Caleb Smith State Park, Connetquot River State Park, and thousands of wooded residential lots from Dix Hills to East Hampton — ticks follow the deer. Add coastal wetlands from Great South Bay to Peconic Bay and mosquito pressure is relentless May through October.

Suffolk's older housing stock — much of it built in the 1950s-1970s post-war boom — is heavily wood-framed and aging. Subterranean termites are widespread, particularly in Islip and Babylon townships. Carpenter ants colonize damp wood around plumbing, decks, and crawl spaces throughout the county.

As development continues to push into previously wooded areas, especially in Medford, Coram, and Middle Island, mice and rats increasingly find their way into homes during fall and winter. Our Bohemia headquarters puts us in the geographic center of the county for rapid response anywhere from Amityville to Riverhead.