Tick Control

Don’t let these small pests become a big problem.

We use a 4 step seasonal program designed for immediate control that interferes with future breeding cycles for optimal control of ticks.

Safe and Effective Tick Control

Our 4-Step seasonal tick control program interferes with breeding cycles and offers immediate control by targeting areas they inhabit. We space applications about 8 weeks apart.

We use an odorless insect control that is synthetically derived from Chrysanthemums. It is safe enough to be labeled for indoor/outdoor use by the EPA.

Your property will be useable 2 hours after treatment or when the grass and treated areas are dry.

Application areas include 20 feet into woods and about 10 feet back onto grass along woods line, tips of tall grass and weeds, ornamental ground cover, landscape beds, stone walls, leaf litter/brush, wood piles and under porches and sheds.

Tick Borne Illnesses:

  • Lyme Disease - transmitted by Deer Ticks.

  • Alpha-Gal - a food allergy to red meat that can be transmitted by Lonestar Ticks.

  • Ehrlichiosis

  • Babesiosis

  • Powassan Virus

  • Anaplasmosis - the newly found tick borne illness in Connecticut. This is spread via Deer Ticks.

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Do you need Tick AND Mosquito Control?

We have blended the best of our Tick Control Program and Mosquito Management Program to create a 7-step aggressive strategy with the goal of creating a pest-free bubble of protection around your property.

Why is our Premium Tick & Mosquito plan the smart upgrade?

Tick Control and Mosquito Control employ the use of two separate products. Additionally, they treat two separate regions of your property. By combining these two programs, we aim to fill any gaps and cover the areas that your family uses the most and offer complete coverage.

The state of Connecticut requires 2 separate licenses to treat for Ticks and Mosquitoes. Green Meadow Lawn Care is certified in both areas and we understand the techniques and products needed to safeguard your family.

Deer Ticks & Lyme Disease in Connecticut