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Tick Control

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Exceptional Tick Extermination

At Xceptional Wildlife Removal, we understand that your home is your sanctuary. The last thing you need is tiny invaders threatening your family’s health and peace of mind. That’s why we’ve made it our mission to provide top-notch tick control services so your living space remains a safe haven all year round.

Ticks are potential carriers of dangerous diseases like Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and tularemia. Most tick encounters occur in grassy or wooded areas outside densely populated regions. So don’t take chances with you or your family’s health!

What Ticks Look Like

These tiny arachnids are masters of disguise, but our professionals know exactly what to look for:

Shape: Flat and teardrop-shaped when unfed, round or bean-shaped after feeding
Size: Ranging from ⅛ to ¼ inches, depending on species and feeding status
Color: Varying shades of brown, red-brown, or tan
Other features: Eight barbed legs designed for climbing and latching onto hosts

Our team of experts can help you spot these unwelcome guests before they become a problem, giving you peace of mind and control over your environment.

Signs of Tick Bites

Recognizing a tick bite can be crucial for early intervention. Here’s what to watch for:

Location: Commonly found around ankles, armpits, ears, or scalp.
Appearance: A swollen, red welt that may itch or hurt.
Duration: Ticks can remain attached for 3 to 9 days if undiscovered.
“Bullseye” rash: May develop after a week, potentially indicating Lyme disease.

For pet owners, we also provide guidance on checking your furry friends for ticks, as they’re often the unwitting carriers of these pests into our homes.

How to Remove a Tick

If you find a tick, don’t panic! Our experts recommend these steps for safe removal:

Grasp the tick close to its head with fine-tipped tweezers or a tick key.
Pull back gently but firmly until the tick is dislodged.
Clean the bite area thoroughly with antiseptic.
Save the tick for potential testing (if possible).

Remember, quick action can prevent disease transmission.

Tick-Borne Illness Symptoms

Be aware of these potential symptoms of tick-borne illnesses:

Rash
Headache
Nausea
Swollen lymph nodes
Weakness
Muscle or joint pain
Fever or chills

If you experience any of these symptoms after a tick bite, seek medical attention promptly. Our team can provide valuable information about local tick species and associated risks to your healthcare provider.

Understanding Tick Behavior

Ticks, those tiny but troublesome creatures, have unique behaviors that every homeowner should understand.

Ticks are nature’s patient hunters, using a method called “questing” to find their prey. They climb to elevated positions on tall grass, brush, or low branches, waiting for unsuspecting mammals to pass by. With their remarkable sensory abilities, they can detect breath, body odors, body heat, moisture, and vibrations. Once a potential host is near, ticks use their hooked legs to quickly latch on, beginning their quest for a blood meal.

While ticks are active throughout much of the year, they’re particularly prevalent during mild springs and early summers. Each species has its own preferences for hosts and environments, adapting to local conditions and available food sources.

At Xceptional Wildlife Removal, we use this knowledge to develop targeted, effective strategies for tick control, so you don’t have to worry about becoming an unwitting host.

Our Re-Treat Guarantee

The Re-Treat Guarantee means that if ticks come back, so do we – to re-treat at no additional cost. No excuses, just a commitment to care for your home like it’s our own with protection you can trust.

The Tick Life Cycle

Tick development can pose risks to your household. Ticks progress through four stages: egg, larva, nymph, and adult. Each stage requires a blood meal to advance, meaning multiple opportunities for these pests to interact with humans and pets.

The tick life cycle typically spans two years, but warm weather can accelerate this process. From egg-laying to hatching, from the first tentative steps of a larva to the persistent questing of an adult, each stage presents unique challenges for pest control.

How to Keep Ticks Away

While professional help is top priority, there are steps you can take to minimize tick encounters:

Opt for long sleeves and pants, tucking pant legs into socks when outdoors.
This makes it easier to spot ticks before they attach.
Treat clothing with Permethrin and use DEET-based repellents on exposed skin.
Regular mowing, leaf removal, and creating natural barriers can discourage ticks.
Limit shaded areas and use mulch or gravel to separate your yard from wooded areas.

Remember, these steps complement professional treatment, creating a multi-layered defense against ticks.

Partner with Xceptional Wildlife Removal for Comprehensive Tick Control

Dealing with ticks shouldn’t be another stress in your busy life. Our team understands the unique challenges of the pest landscape, which is why we offer tick control services. We create a personalized, year-round protection plan that addresses current infestations to prevent future problems. We’re with you every step of the way!

Xceptional Wildlife Removal Reviews

They not only arrived on-site same day to handle my nuisance animal issue, they educated me on the problem, I feel like their tech was very knowledgeable and provided me with 3 treatment options. Really couldn’t ask for more and appreciate the fact they didn’t just sound like they were trying to make a quick buck.

– Wes B.

Tick Control You Can Trust

At Xceptional Wildlife Removal, our mission is to make sure your home remains an oasis free from pests, including ticks. While DIY methods and chemicals may offer a fleeting solution, our expert approach delivers enduring safety for your property and your family. Backed by the expertise of our residential exterminators and an in-house biologist, our year-round services guarantee effective treatments that respect the local ecosystem.

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