Bobby Bugs provides licensed pest control in Northport, NY (ZIP 11768), with free written quotes and written guarantees on every job. Northport is about twenty five minutes from our base in Oyster Bay along Route 25A, and we cover the village, East Northport and the whole harbor.
Northport is a small incorporated village, 7,347 people on 2.53 square miles, and it's one of the oldest and best preserved on the North Shore. The settlers called it Great Cow Harbour, shipbuilding made it the most flourishing village on the North Shore by 1874, it incorporated in 1894, and the trolley that ran down Main Street from 1902 to 1924 left its tracks in the pavement where you can still see them. That history is the pest story. The village center is Victorian, and the streets above the harbor are full of 19th-century and early 1900s houses with fieldstone and brick foundations, original sills, wraparound porches and old cedar shingles. A century or more of wood at grade is where subterranean termites and carpenter ants get in, and the stone foundations have more gaps for mice than any postwar slab.
The water is the other half. Northport Harbor sits on the west side of the village and opens into Northport Bay and Long Island Sound, with Northport Memorial Park on the waterfront and marinas, docks and bulkheads all along it. Bulkheads and boat storage are Norway rat habitat, and the restaurants on Main Street near the harbor keep them fed. The village sits on the Harbor Hill moraine, so the streets climb steep wooded hills away from the harbor, and the homes on the bluffs and near Steers Pit and the wooded parcels toward Crab Meadow deal with squirrels and raccoons in attics and hornet nests in the big old trees. Four 620-foot stacks at the power station in Fort Salonga mark the eastern edge of the area we cover.
Bobby Bugs serves the Village of Northport, East Northport, Fort Salonga, Centerport, Asharoken and Eatons Neck.