Ticks in the yard, on the dog, on the kids after a day outside. We treat the places ticks wait for a ride.
Tick control is treating the shady edges, tall grass and leaf litter where ticks wait for a host. In St. Louis, ticks are active from spring into fall, so our Mosquito & Tick yard program treats about every 6 weeks for ticks, from mid-April to mid-October. The same visits cover chiggers. Treatments start at $65 with no contract.
Missouri has a lot of ticks. These are the ones in your yard.
Aggressive biters with a white dot on the female's back. The tick we find most in Missouri yards.
Brown with white markings. They wait on grass and brush along paths and yard edges.
Tiny and dark. They live in leaf litter where lawns meet woods.
Not ticks, but they bite in the same places. Covered by the same treatments.
Missouri has several tick-borne illnesses. If you get a rash or fever after a bite, call your doctor.
We find the edges, brush lines, leaf litter and shady spots where ticks wait.
Wooded edges, tall grass, fence lines and ground cover get treated.
We work around flower beds, vegetable gardens and ponds.
Keeping grass short and clearing leaf piles makes every treatment work better.
About every 6 weeks for ticks, mid-April to mid-October.
The closer you are to woods and deer, the more ticks you get.
Wildwood, Eureka and Chesterfield yards that back to woods see the most ticks.
High Ridge and Pacific homes on bigger wooded lots need steady treatment.
Tall grass along fields and creeks brings ticks and chiggers into newer yards.
Sized off your yard. Billed after each visit, no contract.
About 9 treatments a season. How the yard program works
Real Google reviews, labeled with the reviewer's city.
“Both Ryan and Alex will pick up my kids toys all over the yard (if I forget to) before doing the mosquito spray. Also if they struggle to get the broken gate closed they will notify me and wait around to make sure it’s closed so no dogs escape.”
“We are thrilled that the gnats are gone and we can enjoy our backyard without mosquitoes eating us alive.”
“Alex was so sweet and explained everything what he will be doing and even put shoes on covers on! He even took time to pet our dogs that wanted to greet him with licks and wiggles.”
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