Tick Control Services
Can Ticks Survive in Water?
Ticks can survive in water for an amazing 48 hours or more. These tough parasites can breathe underwater through a special method called plastron respiration. The latest research has uncovered something even more remarkable. The Amblyomma americanum tick species can stay alive up to 70 days in freshwater. They don’t swim, though – they float…
Read MoreTypes of Ticks: Expert Guide to Identification and Disease Prevention
The number of tick-borne disease cases in the U.S. doubled from 22,500 in 2004 to 50,800 in 2019. Your safety depends on knowing more about different types of ticks now than ever. These stubborn parasites spread diseases quickly. They can cling to their hosts for days while feeding. The U.S. has two prominent tick families:…
Read MoreTick Spray for Yard: A Complete Homeowner’s Guide
Ticks in your yard can be more than just a nuisance – they’re a serious health risk to you, your family, and your pets. These tiny blood-suckers can spread dangerous diseases like Lyme disease. They make your outdoor spaces feel less safe. But don’t worry, there’s a solution: tick spray for your yard. This method…
Read MoreThe Life Cycle of a Tick
The Life Cycle of a Tick Knowing the life cycle of a tick can help recognize it and prevent it from populating near your home. Ticks can, in fact, be active all year long, but they thrive during the wet spring and summer months. As temperatures rise, so do the ticks, and they are…
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