Tick Problems in Madisonville, TN?
Ticks are dangerous disease vectors that pose serious health risks to families and pets. Tennessee's climate and outdoor lifestyle make tick encounters common and potentially deadly.
Disease Transmission
Ticks transmit Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, ehrlichiosis, and other serious illnesses that can be life-threatening.
Pet Health Risks
Ticks cause anemia, tick paralysis, and transmit diseases like ehrlichiosis and babesiosis to pets, leading to expensive veterinary bills.
Outdoor Activity Limitation
Tick infestations prevent families from enjoying their yards, hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities in Tennessee.
Our Comprehensive Tick Control Process
We use an integrated approach that eliminates existing ticks and creates a protective barrier around your property.
Property Assessment
We identify tick habitats, assess risk levels, and locate areas where ticks are most likely to be encountered.
Targeted Treatment
We apply professional-grade treatments to tick habitats including tall grass, brush areas, and wooded edges.
Habitat Modification
We provide recommendations for landscape changes that reduce tick populations and create tick-free zones.
Ongoing Protection
We provide seasonal treatments and monitoring to maintain tick-free outdoor spaces throughout the year.
Common Ticks in Madisonville, TN
We eliminate all tick species found in Tennessee that pose health risks to humans and pets.
Deer Ticks (Blacklegged)
Primary vector for Lyme disease. Small, dark ticks found in wooded and grassy areas.
- • Size: 1/8 inch (adult)
- • Color: Dark brown/black
- • Diseases: Lyme disease, anaplasmosis
- • Habitat: Wooded areas, tall grass
American Dog Ticks
Larger ticks that transmit Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Common on dogs and in grassy areas.
- • Size: 1/4 inch (adult)
- • Color: Brown with white markings
- • Diseases: Rocky Mountain spotted fever
- • Habitat: Grassy areas, trails
Lone Star Ticks
Aggressive ticks that transmit ehrlichiosis and STARI. Identified by white spot on female's back.
- • Size: 1/4 inch (adult)
- • Color: Brown with white spot
- • Diseases: Ehrlichiosis, STARI
- • Habitat: Wooded areas, brush
Complete Pest Protection
Protect your property from all pest threats with our comprehensive services.