Garden City is one of the oldest planned suburbs in America, and it shows in the housing stock: large Tudor, Colonial, and center-hall homes on tree-lined streets, most of them wood-frame construction from the 1900s through the 1930s, many with slate roofs, cedar-shake sections, and mature oak canopies overhead. That combination is exactly what carpenter ants, subterranean termites, and attic wildlife look for. Bobby Bugs works dozens of these houses a year and knows where to inspect on each vintage, so termite and carpenter ant work in Garden City is thorough, priced up front, and carries a 1-year or 2-year written guarantee depending on treatment type.
Yes. Subterranean termites are common in Garden City because the housing stock is old, wood-frame, and often has direct wood-to-soil contact at porches, sills, and buried framing. Bobby Bugs treats with a full liquid termiticide barrier quoted after a free inspection, with a written 1-year or 2-year guarantee depending on treatment scope.
Yes. Bobby Bugs performs the NPMA-33 wood-destroying-insect report required by many Garden City lenders and attorneys for a fair, quoted rate, with same-day or next-day paperwork. The fee is credited toward treatment if any active termite or carpenter ant work is found during inspection.
Trim mature oak and maple branches at least six feet back from the roofline, keep firewood off the ground and away from the foundation, and have wet or water-damaged wood at soffits and porch columns replaced before spring. Bobby Bugs treats active carpenter ant infestations with a free inspection and a written guarantee after treatment.
Nearby areas we also serve: Hempstead, Levittown, Massapequa · All of Nassau County