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Ant, Flea & Tick
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THE PROCESS

Top Notch Service for Lawn Pests

 

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Step 1
Treat pests in the Turf

Our outdoor pest treatment program targets insects in the lawn, before they can spread to other areas of your home and property.

Step 2
A Yard-Specific Approach

We offer liquid and granular application options and will select the service that will be most effective for the space that needs treatment.

Step 3
Comprehensive Coverage

Our state-certified technicians will eliminate unwanted insects from your yard. 

Step 4
Disease Prevention

Flea and tick bites can cause irritation and illnesses in people and pets. Targeting these and other pests in your lawn gives you peace of mind as a place to play.

Step 5
5 Visits Per Year

Our ant, flea, and tick program includes five applications per annual cycle, delivered at 4-6 week windows for maximum results.

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THE BENEFITS

Give Your Lawn Year-Long Protection

Keeping your family and loved ones safe and healthy is important to us, so we guarantee our Ant, Flea and Tick Program all season long. This program will benefit your kids and pets from bites, diseases, skin issues, and some illnesses caused by certain types of insects.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Ant, Flea, and Tick Control

  • What pests does Ant, Flea, and Tick control Treat?
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    Ziehler’s Ant, Flea & Tick Program helps target ants, fleas, ticks, chinch bugs, and billbugs in your lawn. Five seasonal treatments (April–November) help protect your lawn throughout the season by helping manage these pests before they become a larger problem for your home and property. 

  • What can I expect after Ant, Flea, and Tick control treatment?
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    You should notice a decrease in activity of ants, flea, and ticks within three to five days after your first application. Each application will last approximately 30 days.

  • What time of the year are fleas and ticks most active?
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    Fleas and ticks are typically most active during the warmer months, especially from spring through fall. By July, flea and tick activity is often at its peak, so starting preventative treatments earlier in the season helps provide the best protection. 

  • Are fleas and ticks common in Ohio lawns?
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    Yes. Fleas and ticks are common throughout Ohio, especially during warmer months when outdoor activity increases. Preventative treatments help reduce activity in lawns and outdoor areas.

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