Nanuet Pest Control

Nanuet sits between the commercial bustle of Route 59 — home to The Shops at Nanuet and dozens of restaurants and retailers — and older residential subdivisions along streets like Prospect Street, Middletown Road, and Smith Street. Dumpsters and food waste from the Route 59 commercial strip attract rodents year-round, and rat and mouse pressure frequently bleeds into nearby homes, particularly in fall as outdoor food sources dwindle. The split-level and colonial homes built during Nanuet's 1960s–1980s suburban boom often have unfinished crawl spaces, attached garages, and older utility penetrations that provide easy entry points.

Ant colonies — particularly pavement ants and carpenter ants — are a constant complaint from Nanuet homeowners, with activity spiking in May and running through September. Mosquitoes breed in standing water in low-lying backyards and drainage swales off Clarkstown Road. The hamlet's proximity to Pearl River and Spring Valley means bed bug pressure is elevated compared to more rural parts of the county, particularly in multi-unit rentals near the Route 59 corridor. Stink bugs begin showing up in attics and wall voids each September, and wildlife including skunks, raccoons, and squirrels regularly invade garages and crawl spaces during the colder months.