Bobby Bugs provides licensed pest control in Pelham Bay, Bronx (ZIP 10461), for apartments, co-ops, and houses, with free written quotes and written guarantees on every job. Pelham Bay is about fifty minutes from our base in Oyster Bay over the Throgs Neck Bridge, and we run it with Throgs Neck and City Island on the same route.
Pelham Bay sits in a box of highways, the Pelham Parkway to the north, I-95 to the east, the Bruckner to the south and the Hutchinson River Parkway to the west, with the Country Club enclave across I-95, and it's the end of the 6 train. Most of the land was bought by Thomas Pell in 1654, and the park and City Island were annexed by the city in 1895. About 26,600 people live across Pelham Bay, Country Club and City Island, in apartment buildings along the Bruckner and Pelham Parkway and attached and detached single-family houses on the streets between. The commercial blocks along Westchester Avenue, Buhre Avenue, Middletown Road and Crosby Avenue are restaurants, delis and storefronts with apartments above them.
The park is the other half. Pelham Bay Park, the largest park in New York City, wraps the neighborhood's northeast side with woods, salt marsh, the Hutchinson River and Eastchester Bay, and the homes and buildings along the park edge get what comes out of it: raccoons and opossums in garages and under decks, squirrels in attics, Norway rats moving from the marsh and the park's edges into basements, and mosquitoes off the wetlands. The apartment buildings carry the same building-wide German cockroach and mouse patterns as the rest of the Bronx, unit to unit through shared walls, pipe chases and trash rooms, and the attached houses on the side streets have the sills and slab additions that termites find.
Bobby Bugs serves all of Pelham Bay and Country Club, plus neighboring Throgs Neck, Morris Park, Co-op City and City Island.