Carroll Gardens got its name from Charles Carroll, an Irish immigrant who was the only Roman Catholic signer of the Declaration of Independence. His name is also attached to Carroll Street and Carroll Park. It is also a reflection of the large front gardens of brownstones in the Carroll Gardens Historic District and elsewhere in the neighborhood. Although the area is filled with hip bars, boutiques, and restaurants, Carroll Gardens has never lost its old-NYC mystique.

Although immigration has declined the Italian segment from 52% of the population to 22%, the neighborhood remains a strongly Italian one. Evidence can be seen in the many Italian dialects spoken, the operation of Italian restaurants and shops, as well as associations attached to specific towns in Italy. The community has a strong Roman Catholic population which is evident in the many shrines which can be seen in front gardens in the neighborhood. With such a strong community filled with beauty and religion, former residents are returning to Carroll Gardens to raise their families. We at AAA Superior Pest will handle all your pest issues, and you will be treated like family.