Nassau County Wildlife Control Humane Wildlife Removal

Humane Wildlife Trapping and Removal
The humane treatment of wildlife is mandated by New York State Environmental Conservation Law. Nassau County Wildlife Control animal trappers strictly comply with this requirement. Our wildlife pest control operators solve nuisance wildlife control problems using a decision making strategy that balances concerns for safety; practicality; landowner rights; the protection of wildlife populations and habitats; the humane treatment of wildlife and legal, ethical, aesthetic, and financial issues.

The Nassau County wildlife control program is implemented in such a way as to avoid adversely affecting any non-target wild animals. Since our Nassau County animal removal professionals know about the habits and habitat of the target pest wildlife, they will exercise care to avoid using animal trapping techniques that will affect non-targets such as pets and other wild animals.

Nassau County's Best Wildlife Control Service
We are a full-service Nassau County, Long Island wildlife control and pest control exterminating service. We are fully licensed and insured in the State of New York and strictly follow all laws and regulations related to pest management and nuisance wildlife control. We employ a New York State licensed pesticide applicator and a licensed nuisance wildlife control operator. We are pest control professionals, exemplifying the traits of honesty, sincerity, and dedication. Our wildlife control service treats people, property, and wildlife with respect. At Nassau County Wildlife Control, we strive to broaden our knowledge, skills, and abilities to advance the practice of nuisance wildlife pest control and pest management. We offer our expertise to all Nassau County, Long Island residents upon request, within the limits of our experience, ability, and legal authority. We are Nassau County's wildlife animal control and pest control, provider! Our Nassau County exterminating and wildlife removal prices can't be beaten.

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Nassau County Wildlife Control offers same day and 24-hour emergency Nassau County animal control wildlife removal services. Our Nassau County, Long Island humane wildlife removal and pest management service is fast and effective and offers the highest level of safety for your family and pets. We work hard to service every customer's wildlife control needs effectively to protect one of their most important investments, their Nassau County, Long Island home.

Nassau County Wildlife Control is a nuisance wildlife animal control service specializing in the humane removal of wildlife from Nassau County homes and businesses. We believe that we are the best nuisance wildlife control service in Nassau County, New York because we offer you a complete solution to your nuisance wildlife control problem. Our wildlife animal control service employs wildlife trapping and rodent control experts. Our wildlife trappers will conduct an initial wildlife inspection on your Nassau County residence to determine what type of animals are inhabiting your home. Are there animals in the attic of your Nassau County residence? Are you hearing noises during the day, or at night? If noises are at night, this may be rodents in the attic and if the animal noises are very loud, this is most likely coming from raccoons in the attic. Other animals that are active in Nassau County attics at night would include rats, bats, opossums, and flying squirrels. Noises heard during the day, maybe coming from gray squirrels in the attic, or birds in the attic.

Nassau County Wildlife Control animal control pros will trap the wildlife that is residing in the attic of your Nassau County home or business. We also offer wildlife entry point repairs, attic cleanup, and sanitization services by licensed and insured Nassau County contractors. As part of our Nassau County Integrated Wildlife Pest Management Plan, we will make recommendations to avert future wild animal control issues and confrontations with unwelcomed nuisance wildlife, such as squirrels, skunks, birds, raccoons, rats, red fox, groundhogs, bats, mice, and opossums. Here our wildlife control professionals will be looking for what modifications can be made to avert future wildlife animal control problems. For example, the bats in the attic may be gaining access to your home through openings in your roofline. Upon completion of the bat removal process from your Nassau County residence, we will put you in touch with a licensed Nassau County contractor, who specializes in wildlife exclusion. Another example of Integrated Wildlife Management would be squirrels, raccoons, or birds nesting in your chimney. Upon completion of the Long Island raccoon removal, squirrel trapping, or bird removal, we will install a chimney cap to prevent future encounters with unwanted critters.

Nassau County Wildlife Control provides Nassau County animal control and Long Island exterminating services to both homeowners and business owners. Our Long Island animal control wildlife removal experts provide humane animal trapping and Long Island pest control services which include Albertson squirrel removal, raccoon removal in Old Brookville, Oyster Bay wildlife removal, Rockville Centre pest control, Stewart Manor exterminating, Locust Valley wildlife control, Muttontown bat removal, and Atlantic Beach rodent control. Our exterminators in Nassau County also provide Long Island bee removal, skunk removal, fox trapping and Long Island rodent control, squirrel removal, rodent control, dead animal removal in Long Island, raccoon removal, and opossum removal services to residents of Merrick, Upper Brookville, East Rockaway, Garden City, Oyster Bay Cove, Roslyn, Williston Park, Glen Cove, Woodmere, Lido Beach, Mill Neck, Oceanside, Point Lookout, Seaford, Massapequa, Bellmore, Syosset, Woodbury, Lynbrook, Bayville, Franklin Square, Manhasset, Old Bethpage, Hewlett,Laurel Hollow, New Hyde Park, Floral Park, Port Washington, Wantagh, Kings Point, Long Beach, Lawrence, Glen Head, Greenvale, Jericho, Hicksville, Centre Island, Valley Stream, Woodsburgh, North Woodmere, Plandome, Great Neck, Old Westbury, Baldwin, Brookville, East Williston, Bay Park, Cedarhurst, Carle Place, East Meadow, Harbor Isle, East Norwich, Glenwood Landing, Salisbury, Roslyn Heights, West Hempstead, East Hills, Plainview, Hewlett Harbor, Manhasset Hills, Lattingtown, Cove Neck, Plainedge, Westbury, Sands Point, Bellerose, Lake Success, Searingtown, Sea Cliff, Roslyn Harbor, Plandome Heights, Herricks, East Atlantic Beach,Great Neck Estates, Hewlett Bay Park, Island Park, Flower Hill, Mineola, Bethpage, Saddle Rock, Garden City Park, North Hills, Farmingdale, Malverne, Kensington, Freeport, Levittown, Baldwin Harbor, Hewlett Neck, Massapequa Park and Inwood.

While it may be nice to look out the window of your Long Island home and see wildlife in your yard, they can cause some serious problems. Wildlife can damage your garden, lawn, and home. There are several steps that Nassau County, Long Island homeowners can take to prevent conflicts with wild animals. Long Island homes provide the perfect refuge for raccoons, squirrels, opossums, bats, birds, rats and mice because they have easy access to food, water, and shelter. Once inside a Nassau County home, wildlife is not only difficult to get rid of, but they carry wildlife diseases that can pose serious health risks. Wild animals may be infected with zoonotic diseases and harbor disease-carrying fleas and ticks.

Trash Cans - Raccoons and rats will tear garbage bags open, so it is important to store them in sealed garbage cans with tightly fitting animal-proof lids. Ideally, trash cans should be kept in an outdoor storage shed, which will prevent raccoons and other wildlife from attempting to remove the lids.

Food Storage - Never store food items, including dog food in a garage that is attached to your home. Never store food items under your kitchen sink. Storing food in the garage, or under the kitchen sink could potentially result in a rodent infestation.

Vents - Raccoons, squirrels, opossums, birds, bats, rats and mice can find their way into your home through unscreened vents. Gable vents, attic fan shutter vents, bathroom exhaust vents, and dryer vents can allow unwanted wildlife to enter your Nassau County residence.

Landscaping - Raccoons, squirrels, and opossums often gain access to rooftops, via shrubs and tree branches that touch the roof. Keeping trees and shrubs pruned is imperative to keeping animals out of the attic. Mowing the lawn regularly eliminates places for mice to hide and it is, therefore, an important component of rodent control in Nassau County.

Eliminate Cover & Shelter - Get rid of leaf and brush piles and stack firewood away from your home. These materials make the perfect harborage site for vermin.

Chimney Caps - Will prevent raccoons, squirrels, birds, and bats from coming down the chimney and potentially ending up in your home.

Gutters - Are attached to homes via fascia board. If leaves and debris are allowed to build up in the gutters, water will not drain out of them. Clogged gutters will result in the rotting of the fascia board, creating a weak point on the roof. Squirrels will gnaw a hole in the weakened fascia board and enter the attic of a Nassau County home at this point. Therefore, gutters need to be cleaned regularly, or gutter guards can be installed.

Decks & Sheds - Should always have skirting to prevent raccoons, opossums, woodchucks, skunks and feral cats from living under them.

Clean Up the Yard - If there is a fruit tree, pick up fruit that has dropped to the ground. If you have a dog, pick up the dog poop promptly because dog feces attracts rats.

Bird Feeders - Keep bird feeders far away from your Nassau County home. Rodents, including squirrels, rats, and mice are attracted to bird seed.

Don't Feed Wildlife - People feed birds, squirrels, raccoons, feral cats, and deer. Feeding wildlife can also attract predators, such as falcons, hawks and coyotes. When people sporadically feed wildlife, this can result in aggressive behavior by the wild animals. When people consistently feed wildlife, the animals will abandon natural food sources and lose the skills needed to acquire them.

NASSAU COUNTY WILDLIFE CONTROL - NEWS

More than a dozen people were treated for rabies after a Long Island woman brought a baby raccoon into her Nassau County home and showed it to friends, creating "the largest rabies exposure case" in Nassau County.

A woman who resides in Nassau County found a raccoon pup on her property and took the wild animal into her home after she believed the baby had been abandoned by its mother. The baby raccoon was handled by more than a dozen of her friends, who had come to her home to see the pup.

The case was brought to the Nassau County Department of Health after the woman who found the raccoon pup on her premises contacted a wildlife control service hoping they would take the animal. Unable to take the raccoon, the nuisance wildlife removal service contacted the Nassau County Department of Health. The health department then contacted the woman to inquire about testing the baby raccoon for the rabies virus. Rabies is a deadly viral zoonotic disease that is spread through the saliva of an infected animal. Rabies affects the central nervous system, causing swelling of the brain and spinal cord. The raccoon pup tested positive for rabies, and all of the people exposed to the raccoon have begun rabies treatment.

Rabies Prevention Tips

To prevent the exposure to rabies, the Nassau County Department of Health suggests:

1) Leave wild animals alone. Baby wild animals often appear to be orphaned when they are not. The mother may not return for her young in the presence of people.

2) Don't touch, handle or feed wildlife and be cautious of stray dogs and feral cats.

3) Have domestic animals vaccinated for the rabies virus.