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Services/Products: Insect Control.
Neighborhoods: East Bronx, Pelham Parkway, Bronx Park
AKA: First Rate Solutions Inc
Other Link: http://pestfree123.com
Categories: Pest Control Services, Animal Removal Services, Bee Control & Removal Service, Bird Barriers, Repellents & Controls, Pest Control Services-Commercial & Industrial, Termite Control
Other Information: Services: Insect Control

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01/15/2008

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First Rate is the BEST!

First Rate gives your first rate service. The service is excellent. They are prompt and the staff are courteous and very thorough and very accomodating with scheduling appointments. My home feels like a home again! THANK YOU FIRST RATE!......Wanda J.

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Phone: (718) 863-1100

Address: 2102 Bronx Park E, Bronx, NY 10462

Website: http://pestfree123.com

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Residential Pest Control
Commercial Pest Control
First Rate Solutions is the popular name in Rockland a Southeastern New York County for residential and commercial pest control. Our objective isn’t to simply exterminate your pest issues for good, it’s to guarantee you have an incredible experience working with a reputable pest control company in Rockland. We always work hard to earn your valuable trust. We have more than two decades of experience to control and exterminate any kind of pest from anywhere at any time.

Insects and Spiders

Ants
The answer to this question is pretty simple. If you see just a few ants or just one mouse, those few ants or one mouse may have a whole bunch of buddies lurking where you can’t see them. If you have even a slightly visible problem then you have a problem. Left untreated, you may find yourself in quite a predicament.
Spiders
Spiders have eight legs (4 pairs), an antennae, and most species have eight or six eyes. They all vary in size, shape and color. They do not have chewing mouthparts, but have jaws that include hollow fangs through which venom can be injected to immobolize or kill their prey.
Termites
This is one of the more important months of the year for termite control. Several opportunities exist for this that the average homeowner may not be aware of, such as baiting programs, maintenance practices, renovations and what to be aware of when landscaping.
Bed Bugs
There are various species of bed bug; the common variety being Cimex lectularius. As their name suggests, bed bugs can be found in the seams of mattresses and bedding, and at night they come out and feed on sleeping hosts. Bed bugs are not thought to transmit any serious illnesses to humans although the bite from this insect can be very irritating. See our bed bug section for more information.
Fleas
Whether you are a landlord, proprietor, or business owner you will require proficient pest control and extermination services in Ulster County a Southeastern New York County to protect your property from dangerous pests at some point. Properties may be infected with pests like honey bees, wasps, termites, rodents, cockroaches, fleas, bed bugs, and different kinds of pests that can get a foothold and in the long run, flourish. These pests will ultimately damage the property as well as health if you are unaware of the infestation.
Cockroaches
This is the month of the cockroach, with several different species of roaches common to our region. All have different needs for shelter and food.
Bees
Both the hornet and the yellow jacket are protective over their nest and will sting repeatedly. To some individuals, bee stings can cause a life-threatening allergic reaction. If its nest is located near a building, home or walkway this can be a problem. Never attempt any control measure yourself if you have a known allergy to bees.
Wasps
If you want to get rid of the nest itself so that the wasps will leave you completely alone, we can help you out. Contact us today if you have a yellowjacket infestation on your property and you want to get rid of it. We can set up an appointment and send someone over at your earliest convenience.
Ticks
The three more common species of ticks are the American Dog Tick (Dermacentor variabilis), The Lone Star Tick (Amblyomma americanum), and the Blacklegged Tick, or Deer Tick (Ixodes scapularis). They possess a high potential for transmitting disease causing organisms to humans.
Crickets
Some spiders stray indoors during warm weather, although they can be found indoors any time of year. Their numbers may increase during late summer and fall when they search for winter hibernation sites. In homes, they feed on household flies and insects. Outdoors they are beneficial to the environment, feeding on insects such as flies, crickets, and mites.
Earwigs
Beautiful Putnam county is part of New York state and located between Connecticut and Hudson river. Most of Putnam county is occupied by water that makes this county a scenic region in New York. Despite the beauty and numerous water reservoirs of this county, Putnam is no stranger to various pests like rodents, bed bugs, termites, cockroaches, carpenter ants, bees, fleas, pigeons, earwigs, ticks, beetles.
Mosquitoes
Mosquitoes have four stages in their life cycle; egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The female mosquito lays her eggs usually at night, sticking them together one at a time to form a raft from 200 to 300 eggs on the surface of water. A raft of eggs look similar to a speck of floating soot. Once they hatch, they are in their larval phase for 7-14 days. They feed on organic debris and microorganisms in the water while molting their exoskeleton several times until they become pupae. The mosquitoes will stay in this phase for about two days until they exit their pupal skin and fly off once their wings are dry to find their first meal. The average life span is two weeks.
Flies
There are about 230 species of mosquitoes found in the United States, but the three most common species are Aedes albopicus, Culex pipens, and Anopheles quadrimaculatus. These flying and biting insects are in the order of Diptera (“two wings”), or flies.
Millipedes
Beetles
Scorpions
Spiders are predatory insects that can spin silk. They form the largest portion of the Arachnid group, which they share with ticks and scorpions. Most spiders have the ability to inject venom into their prey in order to either paralyze or kill it. Currently, there are over 40,000 known spider species all over the world, and they are at least 318,000,000 years old. However, only a handful of these species will infest a home in the US.
Hornets
Hornets and stinging insects are at their peak populations during this month. As the nights start to get longer and the days shorter, many pests will start to seek out the shelter they will need to survive the upcoming fall and winter months.
Yellow Jackets
These social, stinging insects can be a problem inside homes and yards because of the abundance of food (unsealed garbage, open recycling bins, fallen fruit from trees, etc.). They prefer to nest in meadows, fields, trail and road edges, and under an overhang on a structure, such as a roof eave or gutter. They can also nest inside a structure’s wall by entering cracks and crevices near chimneys, windows, roofs, etc. Yellow Jackets can cause structural damage if a nest is built in a wall or attic by eating through wood and drywall to expand its nest.
Stinging Insects
Never physically knock down, cut or burn large nests. This is a high risk for an attack from the colony. You can help manage stinging insects around your home by minimizing the number of wasps foraging for food.
Mites
Bird mites will live on birds and in their nests until the host (food source) dies or abandons the nest. Up to thousands of mites will then migrate to find a new food source. A mite’s bite on a human can be painful, and cause itching and dermatitis. It is sometimes described as a sensation of “crawling” on the skin, or to some people there can be no skin irritation at all.
Pill Bugs
This time of year, the primary pests are what we call occasional invaders, such as pill bugs, millipedes and ants. Yellow jackets (sweat bees or ground hornets) are also becoming more of a problem this month.
Palmetto Bugs
The American cockroach is the largest cockroach that infests buildings in the United States. This insect may be recognized by a yellow “figure-8” pattern on the shield at the front of its body. In Florida, the American cockroach is called the “palmetto bug,” and it has the nickname “water bug” throughout the United States. See our cockroach section for more information.

Bats
Specialized in handling pests like Cockroaches, Bed bugs, Rodents, Fleas, Bees, Yellow Jacket, Bats, Mosquitoes, Pigeons, Termite and Wild animals.
Wildlife

Birds
Birds are wonderful creatures. But they sometimes become serious pests. Pigeons and other pest birds deface buildings with their droppings, causing millions of dollars in damage. They and other pest birds contaminate food in warehouses and food plants. Bird nests and droppings can damage equipment, signs, street lights, electrical utilities, and can cause hazardous working conditions. In large flocks, birds can be noisy, dirty and even dangerous. Some carry diseases and parasites that can affect people such as Salmonella, Histoplasmisis and Meningitis.
Pigeons
Pigeons have one mate at a time, and the male cares and guards the female and the nest. Eight to twelve days after mating, the female lays one or two eggs. The eggs hatch about eighteen day later. After, the young feed on a secreted substance called “pigeon milk”. The young birds then leave the nest when they are four to six years of age. The female will lay more eggs, typically in the spring and fall months. The average life of a wild pigeon is 15 years or longer.

Rodents
Pest Commander Pete needs your help! Join the elite Pest Rangers and search out pest problems in a typical home. Using special super hero gear to see through solid walls and spot the invisible, can you outwit the insects and rodents who have made your house into their home?
Mice
Rodents – both mice and rats – will commonly use the colder months to invade homes and businesses. The weather can also cause problems with individuals homes and business that pests will take advantage of later in the spring, such as leaking gutters caused by snow and ice, or broken screens damaged by winter storms.
Rats
Rodents cost billions of dollars in damages every year, and some rodents are carriers of human disease. The house mouse and Norway rat are two of the most destructive pests in the United States. Rodents eat a wide range of foods and do considerable gnawing on property in order to wear down their continuously growing incisors. Because the reproductive potential of a single pair of rats or mice is staggering, our control of rodent infestation relies on both reducing the rodent population with bait technology, as well as using rodenticides when possible. Our technicians can also offer tips on rodent-proofing your home or business in a manner that will effectively solve the problem.

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