you spray the entire lot prophalatically .... ????

would i recommend that ..???

no.. and i would report the service for benign pollution.. regardless of the product used ...

google: integrated pest management ...

think about all the good bugs you are slaughtering ... in advance of the bad bugs ....

ken

Hey Ken, I expected you to pop up! Thank you!! What about the wasps and nematodes?

whaisname, you have a rare opportunity to develop an enclave.
The storm may have 'cleansed' the area of much life - plant and animal; harmless and harmful; predators and prey; etc.
Hopefully the vegetation that has been replanted is varied enough to attract a variety of wildlife to keep each other in check.
Given the chance, Mother Nature will keep things in balance.
Give her a hand. Hold off with the chemicals. Put out some monitoring devices so that you may know what is seeking harbor, food and water on your property.

Thanks Ronalawn, I have planted mostly for wildlife and put in a large pond for animals to have water. Also most of what I have planted is native for Long Island. Should I also forget about nematodes and wasps. Open to suggestions?