Tick Control in Deer Park, NJ

Your Yard, Safe From Ticks

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Professional Tick Extermination Services

Reclaim Your Outdoor Spaces

You shouldn’t have to check every inch of your kids for ticks after they play in your own backyard. When we handle your tick problem, you get your yard back.

No more anxiety every time someone walks through the grass. No more cutting outdoor activities short because you’re worried about tick exposure. No more finding ticks crawling on your pets after a simple walk around the property.

Instead, you get peace of mind. Your family can enjoy barbecues, gardening, and playing outside without the constant threat of tick-borne diseases. Your pets can roam freely without becoming tick magnets. You can actually use the outdoor spaces you’re paying for.

Deer Park Tick Control Experts

We Know New Jersey Ticks

86 Pest and Wildlife Removal has been protecting Deer Park families from tick infestations for years. We understand how New Jersey’s climate and wildlife create perfect conditions for tick populations to explode.

Our team knows which areas of your property ticks prefer, when they’re most active, and how to eliminate them effectively. We’re not just pest control—we also handle the wildlife removal that often brings ticks onto your property in the first place.

You’re dealing with licensed professionals who understand both the immediate tick problem and the underlying causes that keep bringing them back.

Our Tick Control Process

Simple Process, Lasting Results

First, we inspect your entire property to identify tick hotspots and breeding areas. We’re looking for the spots where ticks congregate—usually areas with tall grass, leaf litter, and places where wildlife travels.

Next, we apply targeted treatments to these high-risk areas using methods that eliminate ticks without harming your family, pets, or beneficial insects. We focus on the perimeter of your property, transition zones between lawn and wooded areas, and anywhere we’ve identified tick activity.

Finally, we establish a prevention plan that keeps ticks from reestablishing. This might include recommendations for landscaping changes, wildlife management, or seasonal follow-up treatments. You’ll know exactly what to expect and when.

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What You Get With Our Service

Your tick control service includes a thorough property inspection, targeted treatment of all tick habitats, and a clear prevention plan. We don’t just spray and leave—we identify why ticks are choosing your property and address those conditions.

In Deer Park, we often find that ticks are being brought in by deer, rodents, and other wildlife. That’s where our wildlife removal expertise becomes valuable. We can address both the tick problem and the animals that keep reintroducing them to your property.

You’ll also receive guidance on simple landscaping changes that make your property less attractive to ticks long-term. Things like managing leaf litter, creating barriers between wooded areas and play spaces, and maintaining your lawn properly can significantly reduce future tick problems.

How quickly does tick control treatment work in my yard?

You’ll see a significant reduction in tick activity within 24-48 hours of treatment. However, complete elimination takes about a week as ticks that weren’t directly contacted during application encounter the treated areas. The key is that we’re targeting the areas where ticks spend most of their time—not just randomly spraying your entire property. Our treatments are designed to remain effective for several weeks, continuing to eliminate ticks that might wander onto your property from neighboring areas. During peak tick season in New Jersey, which runs from April through October, we typically recommend follow-up treatments every 6-8 weeks to maintain protection.

Is tick control treatment safe for my children and pets?

Yes, our tick control methods are specifically chosen to be safe for families and pets while being lethal to ticks. We use targeted applications that focus on areas where ticks live—not where your family spends time. Most treatments allow you to return to treated areas within a few hours once surfaces are dry. We always provide specific instructions about any temporary restrictions, but these are typically minimal. Our approach prioritizes your family’s safety while effectively eliminating the tick population. We avoid broad-spectrum treatments that could harm beneficial insects or create unnecessary exposure for your family. The health risk from untreated tick populations far outweighs any minimal exposure from professional tick control treatments.

What's the difference between DIY tick sprays and professional tick control?

Professional tick control targets the specific areas where ticks actually live and breed, while most DIY approaches waste time and product on areas that don’t matter. We know that ticks don’t live in the middle of your lawn—they prefer transition zones, tall grass, leaf litter, and areas where wildlife travels. Our treatments use commercial-grade products that last longer and work more effectively than retail options. We also have the expertise to identify why ticks are choosing your property and address those underlying conditions. DIY treatments often provide temporary relief but don’t solve the root problem, which means you’re constantly reapplying products without getting lasting results. Professional treatment is typically more cost-effective long-term because it actually eliminates the population rather than just temporarily reducing it.

How often do I need tick control treatments during the season?

Most Deer Park properties need treatments every 6-8 weeks during active tick season, which runs from April through October in New Jersey. However, the exact schedule depends on your property’s specific conditions and tick pressure. Properties with heavy wildlife activity, dense vegetation, or previous severe infestations might need more frequent treatments initially. Properties with good maintenance and fewer attractants for wildlife might be able to extend the intervals. We base our recommendations on what we observe during the initial inspection and how your property responds to treatment. The goal is to maintain consistent protection without over-treating. We’ll adjust the schedule based on your results and any changes in tick activity throughout the season.

Can you prevent ticks from coming back after treatment?

We can significantly reduce the likelihood of ticks reestablishing on your property, but complete prevention requires addressing the conditions that attract them in the first place. Our treatment eliminates the current tick population, but ticks can be reintroduced by wildlife, pets, or even people who’ve been in infested areas. That’s why we provide recommendations for landscaping changes, wildlife management, and property maintenance that make your yard less attractive to ticks long-term. Simple changes like managing leaf litter, creating barriers between wooded areas and play spaces, and addressing wildlife attractants can dramatically reduce future tick problems. Regular seasonal treatments combined with these preventive measures provide the most effective long-term control. We’re not just treating symptoms—we’re helping you create an environment that’s naturally less hospitable to ticks.

Do you handle the wildlife that brings ticks onto my property?

Yes, that’s one of the advantages of working with 86 Pest and Wildlife Removal. We handle both the tick problem and the wildlife that often brings ticks onto properties in the first place. Deer, rodents, raccoons, and other animals are common tick carriers in the Deer Park area. If we identify wildlife activity that’s contributing to your tick problem, we can address that as part of a comprehensive solution. This might include wildlife exclusion, habitat modification, or removal services depending on the situation. Most pest control companies only treat the ticks and ignore the underlying wildlife issues, which means the problem keeps returning. Our dual expertise in pest control and wildlife management allows us to provide more complete solutions that address both the immediate tick infestation and the source of ongoing reintroduction.

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Deer Park, NJ is located in Camden County in New Jersey State