Tick Prevention Tips Keep Your Family Safe

There are a number of tick control methods you can use to ensure you never have to fight them. In your yard, you can create a tick-safe zone with a few simple steps. Remove any leaf litter in your yard. Carefully mow tall grasses and cut down any brush around your home. If you're near a wooded area, use wood chips or gravel to create a 3 foot barrier. It will help keep ticks from migrating into your yard. Mow frequently, and stack any firewood you have nearby. If you have a continual problem with ticks in your yard, the best thing you can do is contact the Slug-A-Bug pest professionals at 321-259-7844 today. http://bit.ly/2VOpd1i

Tick Control Methods: The Best Prevention Tips

Ticks! They're a serious problem in Florida, but learning more about the types of Florida ticks and how to prevent ticks in your yard can help. 

Whether you have ticks in the yard now or you’re worried about tick pest control as a whole, we can help. Contact us today to learn more.

Closer Look at the Lone Star Tick and the Allergies it Can Cause

The Lone Star Tick is one serious bad boy in the world of ticks and pests in general. Check out how problematic this tiny creepy crawly is, and why you should be worried.

Contact Slug-A-Bug for more information on tick prevention and control in your yard. We can also perform tick control on your property, helping to remediate all Florida ticks including the Lone Star Tick.

Lone Star Ticks and the Disease it Transmits

Found in tall grass, wooded areas, or dense foliage, the Lone Star Tick can be very dangerous. Known to transmit Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, the best approach for tick prevention is to have your lawn treated as well at inside your home. Learn more today by visiting Slug-A-Bug. http://goo.gl/hwDEMH

Solving Your Lone Star Problem

Ticks can be a serious problem if let untreated. Not only are these pests annoying, they can also be very dangerous. The Lone Star tick are easily distinguished from any other with the females having a “lone star” in the center of her back and the males have spots of white around the outer edge of their bodies. Learn how Slug-A-Bug can help: http://goo.gl/Wsxm3z

Lone Star Tick Prevention

Ticks can be a big problem during summer months. With so much media coverage concerning the dangers of ticks, it’s unlikely you don’t know about how dangerous these arachnids can cause. Although the Lone Star Tick does not transmit Lyme Disease, it can still be very dangerous.

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The Lone Star Tick is the most common tick biter for humans throughout Florida. If you think ticks might be present, call Slug-A-Bug and we will assess inside and out to keep these harmful critters away. http://goo.gl/8wwfQL