Tick
We use treatments that are eco-friendly
We can dramatically reduce the tick population in your yard
We use perimeter spray treatments that are eco-friendly by limiting the amount of pesticide being applied and targeting the areas where people most frequently come into contact with ticks. By treating your property in the early spring, late spring and again in the fall, we can dramatically reduce the tick population in your yard.
The products used today for tick control are much less toxic than in the past, and are used in very low concentrations. Additionally, Bifenthrin and permethrin do not leach through soil; these chemicals are degraded by soil micro-organisms within the top 4 cm of the soil surface.
The following diseases are spread by ticks in our area:
- Lyme Disease: Transmitted by the black legged (deer) ticks.
- Anaplasmosis: Transmitted primarily by the black legged (deer) ticks.
- Babesiosi: Transmitted by the black legged (deer) ticks.
- Ehrlichiosis: Transmitted by the lone star tick.
- Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever (RMSF): Transmitted by the American dog tick.
- Southern Tick-Associated Rash Illness (STARI) aka Masters Disease: Transmitted by the lone start tick
- Tularemia: Transmitted by the dog tick
- Powassan: Transmitted by the black legged (deer) tick
By treating your property in the early spring, late spring and again in the fall, we can dramatically reduce your risk of tick borne disease.
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*Note: Pyrethroid products should not be applied around fish-containing ponds or streams.
FYI
Ticks live in grassy, brushy, or wooded areas, or even on animals. Try to avoid wooded and brushy areas with high grass and leaf litter and walk in the center of trails when out hiking.
Learn more about bite prevention from the CDC:
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