Ticks

Ticks Control

This pest is potentially very dangerous—typically carrying blood-borne diseases and toxins in their saliva. Ticks instinctively know how to evade insecticide and other pest control techniques. Contact us to get a handle on this problem—it takes a methodical, thorough treatment to get rid of them.

How Did I Get Ticks?

You likely got ticks from outdoor exposure. They hitch rides on pets, clothing, or can even come indoors on your shoes. In Carrizo Springs, TX, Long's Pest Control provides expert tick removal and prevention services. Serving Carrizo Springs and nearby areas, we use advanced techniques to rid your home and yard of ticks, ensuring your family stays safe from tick-borne illnesses.

Why Is It So Difficult To Get Rid Of Ticks?

Ticks are resilient pests that thrive in various environments, making them challenging to eradicate. Their ability to survive in diverse climates and host on numerous animals, including humans, adds to the difficulty. Tick removal requires precision to prevent leaving behind mouthparts, which can lead to infection.

Additionally, ticks reproduce rapidly, increasing their population and persistence. Effective tick control involves comprehensive strategies, including habitat modification, chemical treatments, and vigilant pet and human monitoring.

How Can I Prevent Ticks From Returning?

Keeping ticks at bay requires expert intervention and Long's Pest Control is here to help! Serving Carrizo Springs, TX, and surrounding areas, we specialize in tick prevention to safeguard your home and loved ones.

Our tailored solutions include thorough property inspections, strategic treatments, and proactive measures to keep ticks from returning. Don't let these pesky pests take over your space! Call Long's Pest Control at 830-876-5544 for effective tick prevention today!

• Finding ticks on pets or humans after spending time outdoors.
• Frequent sightings of ticks in grassy areas, woods, or around the home.
• Pets displaying symptoms such as excessive scratching or licking.
• Presence of tick eggs or larvae in outdoor environments.
• Signs of tick-borne illnesses in pets or humans, such as fever, lethargy, or joint pain.