Mosquito & Tick Program
Ticks and mosquitoes are disease harboring insects that are a real concern in our area. It's never too late to think about protecting your family! Our 7 service program starts in the Spring on goes straight into the Fall. Weather you're outside planting a garden in the Spring, have kids and pets running around in the Summer, or when you're sitting out by a fire in the Fall. Keep you and your family protected all year round and enjoy being outside!
Our 7 Step Mosquito & Tick Program program will reduce the population of these harmful insects and create a safer outdoor living environment. We treat all areas where they breed and live to create a barrier that protects your home and lasts approximately 23 days, when we will return and apply your next treatment.
We start servicing in Spring, which is generally the beginning of mosquito and tick season.
Below is a breakdown of our service.
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1st spray all grass, borders, shrubs, under decks and sheds, anywhere the mosquitoes and ticks would be.
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2nd spray all borders, shrubs, under decks and sheds, anywhere the mosquitoes and ticks would be.
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3rd spray all grass, borders, shrubs, under decks and sheds, anywhere the mosquitoes and ticks would be.
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4th spray all borders, shrubs, under decks and sheds, anywhere the mosquitoes and ticks would be.
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5th spray all grass, borders, shrubs, under decks and sheds, anywhere the mosquitoes and ticks would be.
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6th spray all borders, shrubs, under decks and sheds, anywhere the mosquitoes and ticks would be.
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7th spray all grass, borders, shrubs, under decks and sheds, anywhere the mosquitoes and ticks would be.
We also offer a TICK ONLY service!
Our TICK ONLY service specifically focuses on the lawn areas and borders of your property where ticks breed and live.
This service is a great option for families with children and pets, or for anyone who is concerned about ticks and lyme disease.
Our tick service is applied 4 times per year
about 6-8 weeks between services.
Ticks do not breed as often as mosquitoes so they do not need to be treated as many times during the season.