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Granby is one of the most rural towns we serve. Its 40.8 square miles are mostly woods, rising to 1,153 feet in West Granby. About 35% of the town is preserved open space, more than 9,000 acres, including most of the 4,400-acre McLean Game Refuge, Enders State Forest and Granby Land Trust preserves like Western Barndoor Hill. For the roughly 11,000 people who live here, wildlife is not an occasional visitor. It lives next door.
In July 2025, a mother bear and her cubs walked into a home on Barndoor Hills Road through a basement screen door and helped themselves to food. Granby passed a bear-feeding ordinance in 2021. Bears are handled by CT DEEP and local police, not pest control. What we do is help you remove what draws them in (bird feeders, unsecured trash, pet food) and repair the doors, screens and crawlspace openings that raccoons, skunks and woodchucks take over afterward.
Both branches of Salmon Brook run through town and are federally designated Wild and Scenic. Wooded lots, stone walls, brooks and fields give ticks and mosquitoes ideal habitat right at the edge of most yards. Our tick treatments focus on the edges where ticks actually wait (leaf litter, wall lines and shaded borders) instead of spraying the whole lawn.
Granby has farmed since colonial times: orchards, dairies, and the shade tobacco that revived West Granby in the early 1900s. Today Holcomb Farm, Bushy Hill Orchard and Lost Acres Orchard keep that going. Barns, outbuildings and fields shelter mice, rats and woodchucks, and fall harvest is when mice push into nearby homes and garages. We seal foundations and outbuildings before the weather turns.
Granby Center and West Granby are both National Register historic districts, and the Abijah Rowe House dates to about 1732. Older wood-frame farmhouses develop gaps at sills, chimneys and rooflines as they settle, which is how bats, squirrels and mice get in. Most Granby homes also have private wells and septic systems, so we choose treatments and placements with that in mind.
We cover Granby Center (Salmon Brook), North Granby, West Granby and the rest of town, plus neighboring East Granby, Simsbury, Suffield, Hartland and Canton. Call (800) 466-9918 to book an inspection.
Barns, fields and woodpiles shelter mice through summer, and they move into Granby homes and garages in fall. We seal entry points instead of relying on poison. More about our rodent control.
One recurring plan. Complete protection. We identify entry points, treat the source, and keep common pests from ever getting comfortable in your home or business.
We inspect, identify, and eliminate pests at the source using proven treatment methods, then protect your space to prevent future infestations.
We walk the property inside and out to find entry points, moisture problems and whatever is feeding the problem, not just the pests themselves.
Mechanical fixes come first. When treatment is needed, we use targeted, low-toxicity products only where pests live and travel.
We seal the gaps that let pests in, then set up a follow-up or recurring visit so the problem stays solved.
Protection that fits your life — not a rigid contract.
Your home, covered year-round. We handle the pests — you handle everything else.
$1,324 First Year includes your full onboarding inspection, initial treatment, and setup. $900/year every year after — simple, predictable, and cancellable.
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Active duty, veterans, and military families receive a special discount on all services. Because protecting people is something we take seriously too.
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No large lump sum. No annual payment stress.
No. Black bears are managed by CT DEEP and local police, and Granby has a bear-feeding ordinance. We help remove what attracts them and repair screens, doors and crawlspaces so smaller wildlife cannot move in.
Yes, when it is done carefully. Most Granby homes are on private wells and septic. We use targeted treatments, keep products away from wellheads and explain what we apply and where.
Fields, barns and woodpiles shelter mice all summer, and they move toward warm buildings when nights cool. Sealing foundations, garage doors and utility openings before October makes the biggest difference.
Yes. We seal bat, squirrel and rodent entry points with appropriate materials and without damaging original trim, siding or stonework.
It depends on the pest, the size of the property and what the inspection finds. We quote a clear price after the inspection and offer military and senior discounts. See our pricing page.
Call (800) 466-9918, email info@nukingstreet.com or use the form on this page.
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