Immediately Remove the Threat of Ticks on Your Property
If your yard is near a wooded area, then ticks have likely already invaded your property.
These tiny arachnids are extremely dangerous because they carry and spread bacteria that cause Lyme disease, which can affect your skin, joints, nervous system and heart.
Unfortunately, animals such as deer, birds and small rodents carry ticks into your yard, increasing the population of these pests and putting you, your children and your pets at even greater risk.
TriOrganics' Tick Control Program is an integrated system that can control and repel tick populations and reduce the potential risk of infection from tick bites. Your property perimeter, the wood lines and your lawn is treated with a granular application. Simply wait for the dust to settles or, if the ground is wet during application, until your lawn dries before your resume activities.
You can choose between three programs, each encompassing four granular treatments:
- Option #1: TriOrganics' organic repellent is used during all four treatments. This program is suggested for areas with low to medium tick populations.
- Option #2 (our most popular program): The first and fourth applications use chemicals specifically timed to target and control deer ticks in their most vulnerable stages. During the middle two applications - when you and your family spend a lot of time in your yard - TriOrganics' organic repellent is used. This program is suggested for areas with low to high tick populations or where deer ticks are especially common.
- Option #3 (for areas with high tick populations): Chemical control is used during all four treatments as part of TriOrganics' Full IPM Tick Control Program. All applications are made with granular products. This program is suggested for areas with high to extreme tick populations.
Contact us today to find out how you can immediately remove the threat of ticks on your property.
To reduce your risk of exposure to ticks, regularly remove leaves from your property and mow tall grass areas. Controlling populations/traffic of rodents and other animals such as deer that carry ticks will also help to reduce your risk. In addition, be certain to check yourself, children and pets after extended outdoor activity.
