Bobby Bugs provides licensed pest control in Baldwin, NY (ZIP 11510), including Baldwin Harbor, with free written quotes and written guarantees on every job. Baldwin is about thirty five minutes from our base in Oyster Bay.
Baldwin is about 34,000 people in three square miles between Parsonage Creek and Milburn Creek on the South Shore, and it was already the largest unincorporated village in New York State by 1939. That means a lot of Baldwin's housing is older than the postwar boom: prewar colonials and capes on the streets around Grand Avenue and Merrick Road, with original foundations, sills, and porches that carry the most termite and carpenter ant risk in the area. The rest filled in through the 1950s and 1960s with the usual capes and splits and their October mice.
South of Atlantic Avenue is Baldwin Harbor, canal-front and bulkheaded down to the bay, with the rats, American cockroaches, and moisture pests that come with saltwater on three sides. Milburn Creek and its ponds, Lofts Pond, Silver Lake, and Coes Neck Park keep the low ground wet and give raccoons, opossums, and hornets cover close to the homes around them. Grand Avenue's shops and restaurants keep rodents fed in the center of town.
Bobby Bugs serves all of Baldwin and Baldwin Harbor, plus neighboring Freeport, Oceanside, Rockville Centre, and Roosevelt.