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Protect Your Family from Tick-Borne Diseases in New Jersey
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In New Jersey, there are over 3,200 new cases of Lyme's Disease ever year. 70% of those cases are people infected in their own backyards. The New Jersey Department of Health says, "Reducing exposure to ticks is the best way to protect yourself and your family against Lyme disease."
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Our Tick Program is four applications throughout the season designed to suppress the tick population during heightened periods of activity. We target ticks where they live. For example, shaded areas, under decks & sheds, tall grassy areas, woodline, underbrush, landscaped areas.
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Information provided by New Jersey Department of Health Communicable Disease Services
My lawn has never looked better! I’d recommend them to anyone.
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-Anthony R.
Hamilton, New Jersey
How soon after a tick bite do symptoms occur?
Lyme disease 3-30 days
Ehrlichiosis 7-14 days
Anaplasmosis 7-14 days
Rocky Mt. spotted fever 2-14 days
Babesiosis 7-63+ days
Reduce your chances of getting a tick-borne disease by checking your body for ticks.
Be sure to check these parts of your body:
Under the arms In/around the ears
Inside belly button Back of the knees
In/around the hair Between the legs
Around the waist On the scalp
Our New Jersey state licensed, uniformed professionals in the field are trained to target ticks where they live.
Let us protect your yard so family, friends and pets are not in harm's way. Our professional staff proudly provides Tick Control Services in Monmouth, Ocean, Middlesex, and Mercer Counties-all communities where we live because local service matters! Check out our service area page to see if we provide professional service to your town like we do in:
Wall Township, Rumson, Manalapan, Jackson, Monroe, Bayhead, Toms River, Hamilton & Old Bridge!
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