Tick Control in Haddon, NJ

Your Yard Should Be Safe Territory

Professional tick control that actually works so your family can enjoy the outdoors without worry.

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Professional Tick Removal Haddon

Take Back Your Outdoor Space

You shouldn’t have to check everyone for ticks after spending time in your own yard. When tick control is done right, you get back to barbecues, gardening, and letting the kids play outside without that constant worry about Lyme disease.

Our tick control for yard areas targets the places ticks actually live and breed. Not just a quick spray and hope for the best. We’re talking about real reduction in tick populations so you can walk through your grass barefoot again.

The difference is immediate and it lasts. You’ll notice fewer ticks on your pets, less anxiety about outdoor activities, and more time actually enjoying your property instead of worrying about what’s lurking in it.

Haddon Tick Control Experts

We Know New Jersey Ticks

86 Pest and Wildlife Removal has been handling tick problems in Haddon and throughout New Jersey for years. We understand the local tick species, their seasonal patterns, and exactly where they hide on your property.

This isn’t our side business or something we picked up last month. Pest control for ticks is what we do, and we’ve seen every type of infestation this area throws at us. From small backyard problems to larger property challenges, we know what works and what doesn’t.

You’re working with licensed professionals who understand that your family’s health is on the line. That’s why we take the time to do this right the first time.

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Tick Control Process Haddon

Here's How We Handle Ticks

First, we inspect your property to identify where ticks are actually living. Most people focus on the wrong areas. Ticks love leaf litter, tall grass edges, and the transition zones between your lawn and wooded areas.

Next, we apply targeted treatments to these specific areas using professional-grade products that aren’t available to homeowners. We’re not just spraying your entire yard randomly. We’re hitting the spots where ticks congregate and breed.

Finally, we set up a seasonal program because tick control isn’t a one-and-done situation. Different tick species are active at different times, and ongoing treatment is what keeps your property protected throughout the season. You’ll know exactly when we’re coming and what to expect each visit.

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What You Get With Our Service

Our tick control service includes a thorough property inspection, targeted treatment of tick harborage areas, and ongoing monitoring throughout tick season. We use integrated pest management techniques that combine habitat modification recommendations with professional-grade treatments.

You’ll receive specific guidance on landscape changes that reduce tick populations naturally. Simple things like keeping grass short, removing leaf litter, and creating barriers between wooded areas and your lawn make a huge difference when combined with professional treatment.

We also provide pet-safe and family-friendly treatment options because we know you don’t want to trade one health concern for another. Our exterminator for ticks approach focuses on effective control while maintaining safety for everyone who uses your outdoor space.

How often do I need professional tick control treatments?

Most properties in Haddon need tick control treatments every 6-8 weeks during active tick season, which runs from April through October in New Jersey. The exact timing depends on your property’s tick pressure, surrounding vegetation, and weather conditions. Properties with heavy tree cover or adjacent to wooded areas typically need more frequent treatments. We’ll assess your specific situation during the initial inspection and recommend a treatment schedule that makes sense for your property. Some customers opt for monthly treatments during peak season (May through August) for maximum protection, especially if they have young children or pets that spend a lot of time outdoors.
We use EPA-approved products specifically designed for residential tick control, and we offer pet-safe and family-friendly treatment options. Most treatments require keeping pets and children off treated areas for 2-4 hours until the product dries completely. After that, the areas are safe for normal use. We always discuss your specific concerns during the consultation and can adjust our approach if you have pets with sensitivities or very young children who spend lots of time on the ground. Many of our customers have dogs and cats, and we’ve developed protocols that protect both your family and your pets while effectively controlling tick populations.
You’ll typically notice a significant reduction in tick activity within 24-48 hours after treatment. However, you might still find some ticks for the first week as they move out of untreated areas or emerge from protected spots. Complete control usually takes 7-10 days as the treatment reaches its full effectiveness. Keep in mind that ticks can travel from neighboring properties, so you might occasionally find one even after successful treatment. The key indicator is the overall reduction in tick encounters when you’re doing yard work, walking through grass, or when your pets come inside. Most customers report feeling much more comfortable in their yards within a week of the first treatment.
Professional tick control uses commercial-grade products that aren’t available to homeowners and targets specific areas where ticks actually live and breed. Most DIY approaches involve spraying the entire yard with consumer products, which is less effective and more expensive in the long run. We focus on tick harborage areas like leaf litter, tall grass edges, and transition zones that homeowners often miss. Professional treatments also last longer and provide more consistent control. Additionally, we understand tick behavior and seasonal patterns specific to New Jersey, so we know when and where to treat for maximum effectiveness. DIY treatments often fail because people don’t treat at the right time or in the right locations.
Yes, we stand behind our tick control work. If you’re still seeing significant tick activity 10-14 days after treatment, we’ll return to re-treat the affected areas at no additional charge. However, it’s important to understand that tick control is about population reduction, not 100% elimination. Ticks can travel from neighboring properties, and new ticks can emerge from areas that weren’t treated. Our goal is to reduce tick populations to levels where you can comfortably use your outdoor space without constant worry. Most customers see 80-90% reduction in tick encounters after proper treatment, which makes a huge difference in their ability to enjoy their yards safely.
Absolutely. We regularly treat properties with vegetable gardens, fruit trees, and herb gardens. We use targeted application methods that focus on tick harborage areas while avoiding edible plants. Most tick treatments are applied to areas like leaf litter, grass edges, and shrub borders rather than directly on garden beds. We can also recommend organic and natural treatment options for properties where customers prefer minimal chemical use. During the consultation, we’ll map out your garden areas and discuss the best approach for your specific situation. Many customers are surprised to learn that effective tick control can be achieved while completely avoiding their vegetable growing areas.