Tick Control in Audubon Park, NJ

Your Yard Should Be Safe Again

Professional tick control that lets your family enjoy the outdoors without worry about Lyme disease.

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Professional Tick Removal Services

What Life Looks Like After Treatment

You’ll actually want to spend time in your yard again. No more checking every inch of your kids’ skin after they play outside. No more avoiding that corner of the property where the ticks seem worst.

Your pets can roam freely without you constantly pulling ticks off them. You can garden, mow, or just sit outside without that nagging worry about tick-borne diseases.

The best part? You’re not just getting rid of the ticks you can see. You’re breaking the cycle that keeps bringing them back season after season.

Audubon Park Tick Exterminators

We Know New Jersey Ticks

We’ve been protecting Audubon Park properties from tick infestations for years. We understand how New Jersey’s climate and terrain create perfect conditions for deer ticks, dog ticks, and lone star ticks.

Our licensed technicians know which areas of your property ticks prefer and when they’re most active. We’ve seen what works and what doesn’t in this area.

We’re not the company that shows up, sprays everything, and hopes for the best. We target the problem areas and use methods that actually interrupt the tick lifecycle.

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Our Tick Control Process

Here's Exactly What We Do

First, we inspect your entire property to identify tick hotspots. We’re looking for the shaded, moist areas where ticks thrive and the pathways they use to move around your yard.

Then we apply targeted treatments to these problem areas. We focus on the perimeter of your property, wooded edges, tall grass areas, and anywhere your family or pets spend time. The treatment creates a barrier that eliminates existing ticks and prevents new ones from establishing.

We schedule follow-up visits during peak tick season to maintain protection. Most properties need treatments every 6-8 weeks from spring through fall to stay ahead of new tick populations.

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Comprehensive Yard Tick Treatment

What's Included in Your Service

You get a complete property assessment that identifies exactly where ticks are coming from and where they’re most likely to encounter your family. We map out the treatment zones and explain why certain areas need attention.

The treatment itself targets adult ticks, nymphs, and larvae using products that are effective against New Jersey’s common tick species. We pay special attention to transition areas between your lawn and wooded or overgrown areas.

You also get practical advice on landscape modifications that make your property less attractive to ticks long-term. Simple changes like keeping grass short and creating gravel barriers can make a huge difference between treatments.

How quickly does tick control treatment start working?

You’ll see a significant reduction in tick activity within 24-48 hours after treatment. The products we use are designed to eliminate ticks on contact and continue working for weeks. However, complete control takes a full treatment cycle because ticks in different life stages become active at different times. That’s why we recommend starting treatments in early spring before peak tick season and maintaining them through fall for the best protection.
Yes, when applied by licensed professionals using EPA-approved products. We use targeted application methods that focus on areas where ticks live and travel, not where your family spends most of their time. The products we use break down quickly in sunlight and don’t leave harmful residues on play areas. We’ll give you specific instructions about when it’s safe to return to treated areas, which is typically within a few hours of application.
Most properties in Audubon Park need treatments every 6-8 weeks during tick season, which runs from April through October. The exact schedule depends on your property’s specific conditions and tick pressure in your area. Properties with heavy wooded areas or high deer traffic may need more frequent treatments. We adjust the schedule based on what we see during our regular inspections and how well your property responds to treatment.
Our targeted approach minimizes impact on beneficial insects. We focus treatments on areas where ticks live – typically shaded, moist areas with leaf litter and tall grass – rather than flowering plants where bees and butterflies feed. We also time applications to avoid peak pollinator activity periods. The products we use are specifically chosen for their effectiveness against ticks while having minimal impact on non-target species when applied correctly.
Keep your grass mowed short and remove any toys, furniture, or equipment from areas we’ll be treating. If you have specific areas where your children or pets spend time, point those out to our technician so we can pay extra attention to the surrounding zones. You don’t need to water before or after treatment – in fact, it’s better if the treated areas stay dry for at least 24 hours after application.
Yes, we stand behind our tick control treatments. If you’re seeing significant tick activity in treated areas between scheduled visits, we’ll come back and re-treat those areas at no additional charge. Keep in mind that you may still encounter ticks if you’re hiking in untreated wooded areas or if they’re carried onto your property by wildlife, but the treated zones around your home should remain largely tick-free throughout the treatment period.