FLEA & TICK CONTROL SERVICE
Professional Flea & Tick Control
Protect your outdoor space with Stellar Lawn Care’s expert flea and tick control treatments in Evansville and Newburgh, Indiana. Safe, effective solutions for a pest-free lawn.
The first and most important step to an effective Flea and Tick control program is the inspection.
The inspection consists of walking the property to determine locations of conditions which are conducive to Flea and Tick infestation and to evaluate heavily populated breeding areas, and to compile a detailed plan of attack. The plan of attack will generally require the homeowner to help aid in eliminating the conditions conducive to infestation and will also have a comprehensive plan as to how our trained technicians will treat the property.
Flea/Tick lawn and landscape applications are done every 4-6 weeks, depending on weather conditions, and severity of the problem. Treatments for the Evansville, IN area start in March and April then generally run through October.
Enjoy a Pest-Free Lawn All Year Round
In the heart of Evansville and Newburgh, Indiana, Stellar Lawn Care offers a sanctuary against the unseen threats lurking in your backyard. Our flea and tick control services are designed to ensure that your lawn remains a safe, enjoyable space for your family and pets. With Stellar Lawn Care, experience the peace of mind that comes from a pest-free environment.
Our Approach to Flea and Tick Control
At Stellar Lawn Care, we understand the importance of maintaining a healthy, vibrant lawn free from pests. Our professional flea control services in Evansville, IN, and tick removal services in Newburgh utilize eco-friendly and child-safe treatments that effectively target and eliminate these pests, all while ensuring the safety and health of your lawn.
Flea Treatment for Lawns in Evansville
Our comprehensive flea treatment program begins with a thorough assessment of your lawn to identify the specific challenges and conditions conducive to flea infestations. We then apply safe, effective solutions tailored to eradicate fleas from your lawn, ensuring your outdoor activities are enjoyable and itch-free.
Tick Removal Services in Newburgh
Ticks pose a significant health risk to both pets and humans. Our tick extermination services in Newburgh, IN, focus on eliminating ticks from your lawn with pet-safe lawn care practices. We target areas where ticks are most likely to inhabit, providing a barrier of protection around your home.
Why Choose Stellar Lawn Care?
- Eco-Friendly Tick Control in Evansville: Our treatments are environmentally responsible, ensuring the safety of your family, pets, and the planet.
- Child-Safe Flea Treatment in Newburgh: We prioritize your family’s safety with treatments that are effective against pests but harmless to humans and pets.
- Seasonal Lawn Pest Management: Stay ahead of flea and tick problems with our proactive seasonal treatment plans, keeping your lawn pest-free all year round.
- Immediate Flea Removal Service: When you’re facing an active infestation, our team is ready to provide fast, effective service to restore your lawn’s health.
Get Your Free Estimate Today
Don’t let fleas and ticks take away from the enjoyment of your lawn. Contact Stellar Lawn Care today for a free estimate on our flea and tick lawn treatment services in Evansville and Newburgh, Indiana. Trust us to bring back the joy of a healthy, pest-free lawn.
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Ticks
Ticks are small, very patient and amazing in their approach to locating their host/prey. Their purpose in life like so many species is to propagate their species. They don’t feed often, but when they do, they can acquire disease agents form one host and pass it to another host at a later feeding. Their sensory organs are complex and they can determine trace amounts of gases, such as carbon dioxide left by warm-blooded animals and man. They can sense the potential host’s presence from long distances and even select their ambush site based upon their ability to identify paths that are well traveled. Although the number of tick species is in the hundreds, there are relatively few ticks that interact with mankind and domestic animals causing harm.
Fleas
Fleas have a laterally compressed body, a tough, smooth cuticle with many backward-projecting bristles, and relatively long legs. The mouth parts of fleas include stylets that are used to pierce the skin of the host animal, so that a blood meal can be obtained by sucking. Fleas have a life cycle characterized by four developmental stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The eggs are usually laid close to the body of the host in a place where the host commonly occurs, for example, on the ground, in a bird or mammal nest, or in carpets or soft furniture in homes. Larval fleas have chewing mouthparts and feed on organic debris and the feces of adult fleas, while adults require meals of bird or mammal blood.
Both pest species require blood for food and therefore make them both a problem for humans and our pets. We have a lawn and landscaping treatment program to eliminate these blood thirsty parasites
