Dead Animal Removal - Nassau County, NY
Death is the permanent end of all biological functions that define a living organism. The passing of an animal can be caused by old age, disease, malnutrition, starvation, predation, dehydration, and accidents. The decomposition of an animal begins shortly after death. The death of a domestic or wild animal may occur on your Nassau County residence or business property. An animal may die inside your Nassau County residence or business and will invariably be accompanied by the presence of Calliphoridae (commonly known as carrion flies, blow flies, or cluster flies). Cluster flies are attracted to decomposing flesh and are almost always the first insect to come in contact with a dead animal. Raccoons, cats, skunks, birds, mice, bats, opossums, rats, and squirrels may die in your attic, underneath a shed, in a crawlspace, in a ceiling, in the yard, below a deck, in the walls, on the driveway, in the garage, beneath the porch, or in the basement of your Nassau County, Long Island business, or residence. A decomposing animal will be accompanied by a horrific stench and an infestation of maggots that will turn into blow flies. Dead animals on your Nassau County property or inside your residence or business may create a health hazard.
Dead wildlife is almost always infested with fleas and ticks that will look for a new warm-blooded host to feed on. Fleas and ticks are parasites that carry and can spread disease, which is why dead animal removal is so important in Nassau County, Long Island. In addition to removing dead animal carcasses, we also get rid of the deceased animal odor. We provide odor control and sanitizing services to remove offensive odors and disease from your residence or business. The dead animal removal and pest control professionals at Nassau County Animal Removal will also attempt to determine how the dead animal entered your premises and exclude wild animals from entering in the future. We offer animal-proofing and rodent-proofing services to keep unwanted critters out of your home or business. Whether you live in Massapequa, Point Lookout, Atlantic Beach, Bellmore, Rockville Centre, Merrick, Roslyn, Lynbrook, or Upper Brookville, we can provide dead animal removal services to you. Nassau County Animal Removal dead animal removal professionals routinely get rid of dead animal corpses, such as a dead squirrel in an attic, a dead mouse behind a wall, a deceased opossum under a porch, a dead raccoon in your yard, a dead cat in a shed, or a dead rat in a ceiling at your Nassau County home, or business. Dead animal removal is an essential service provided by the Nassau County Animal Removal wildlife removal and pest control professionals and one that our customers are always very appreciative of. If you reside in Nassau County and require dead animal removal services, whether for a domestic animal or a wild animal, please contact Nassau County Animal Removal.
Roadkill - Nassau County, New York
In Nassau County, dead animals in the roadway are removed by the government agency that is responsible for the maintenance of that roadway. The New York State Department of Transportation removes deceased animals from the parkways and expressways in Nassau County, New York. The Nassau County Department of Public Works and the highway departments of the Town of Hempstead, the Town of North Hempstead, and the Town of Oyster Bay all remove dead animals from roadways that they maintain. The incorporated villages in Nassau County and the cities of Long Beach and Glen Cove also remove animal carcasses from streets and roads that they are responsible for maintaining. For contact information on government agencies that remove deceased animals from roadways, click on ROADKILL REMOVAL IN NASSAU COUNTY, NEW YORK.
