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Simsbury sits between two ridgelines with the Farmington River running down the middle. Talcott Mountain, home to Heublein Tower and Talcott Mountain State Park, rises on the east side. Onion Mountain, Sugarloaf, Hedgehog and West Mountain line the west. Between them are river floodplain, working farms like Tulmeadow and Flamig, former tobacco fields and preserves such as Stratton Brook State Park and the McLean Game Refuge. It is a beautiful place to live, and it puts wildlife and ticks close to almost every neighborhood.
Simsbury reported 671 bear sightings to the state in 2025, the second-highest of any town in Connecticut, and the town has had a bear-feeding ordinance since 2020. Bears are a matter for CT DEEP and local police, not pest control, but they change what we see on Simsbury properties: ripped-open garbage enclosures, damaged sheds and bird-feeder spills that bring in rodents. We help close up what attracts them and repair the openings smaller animals take over afterward.
In 2023 testing by the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, 10 of 33 blacklegged ticks submitted from Simsbury carried the Lyme bacterium, about 30%, compared with 26.5% statewide. Lots that back onto the ridges, conservation land or the river corridor need the most attention. We treat the edges where ticks actually wait: leaf litter, stone walls and shaded borders.
Coyotes attacked dogs on trails off Bushy Hill Road in 2023, and raccoons, skunks, opossums and woodchucks are routine calls across town. We remove nuisance wildlife humanely, then seal decks, sheds and foundations so the next animal cannot move in.
Simsbury was incorporated in 1670 and has four National Register historic districts: Simsbury Center, Tariffville, East Weatogue and Terry’s Plain. Colonial-era and 19th-century homes are some of the most common places we find bats, squirrels and mice, because old rooflines and sills develop exactly the gaps they use. We do exclusion work that respects the building.
We cover Simsbury Center, Weatogue, East Weatogue, Tariffville, West Simsbury and Terry’s Plain, plus neighboring Canton, Avon, Granby, Bloomfield and Windsor. Call (800) 466-9918 to book an inspection.
Bird feeders, bear-raided bins and fall weather all push mice toward Simsbury homes. We seal entry points rather than 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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The ridges, river corridor and large protected forests give bears plenty of habitat, and Simsbury reported 671 sightings in 2025, second-highest in Connecticut. Bears are managed by CT DEEP and police; we help remove what attracts them and repair damage that lets smaller wildlife in.
Worse than average. In 2023 state testing, about 30% of blacklegged ticks submitted from Simsbury carried the Lyme bacterium, against 26.5% statewide. Yards near woods, stone walls and conservation land carry the most risk.
Yes. We target the edges where ticks live (leaf litter, walls and shaded borders) rather than spraying the whole yard, and we explain re-entry times before we start.
Yes. Older homes often have the roofline and sill gaps that bats and squirrels use. We seal them with appropriate materials without damaging original trim.
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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