Long Island Tick
& Mosquito Spraying
Nobody wants ticks, mosquitos or fleas — but once they’ve found their way into yards and onto pets, these tiny insects can be difficult to remove. If you’re dealing with an infestation on your property, you want a solution that exterminates these insects as quickly as possible and prevents new infestations from occurring. Ideally, you want a solution that’s also safe for the environment and the pets and people on your property. We are the premier Mosquito & Tick Spraying Company on Long Island. We go above and beyond what other companies provide. Our Mosquito, Flea and Tick Control Program provides you with safe and affordable applications throughout the season to insure that you and your family are always protected from the dangerous parasites.
When you use our services, you are going to be 100% guaranteed that we will go above and beyond to make your property safe for you and your family. We take each and every possible step to ensure the quality, security, and sustainability of our work and our team of technicians is trained in both residential and commercial spraying. We are family owned and operated for more than 3 generations. We offer a level of personalized service you simply won't find anywhere else.
Imagine how great it would be to enjoy your outdoor living area without any mosquitoes, ticks, or other pests. Not only are pest annoying, but they can also be very dangerous. Pests carry harmful diseases such as West Nile virus, Rocky Mountain fever, and Lyme disease. Mosquitoes and Ticks spread serious or fatal diseases to thousands of people every year.
Signs Of Infestation
Tick infestations can occur when even a single tick is brought into the home.
If you have wooded or brushy areas near your home and are outdoors when the weather is warm, it is possible for you to come into contact with a tick. The tick will attach itself somewhere on your body and bury its head in your skin. Ticks can attach themselves anywhere on the body—including under the arms, inside the ears, in the hair and inside of the belly button. Ticks can also attach themselves to your pets. We have over 10,000 satisfied Long Island customers. Call us today to speak to and expert for free.
