Essential Tick Information

Types of Ticks
Ticks are small, blood-feeding parasites that can pose serious health risks to both humans and pets. There are several different species of ticks, each with unique characteristics and habitats. Some of the most common types include:
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Deer Ticks (Blacklegged Ticks): Known for transmitting Lyme disease, these ticks are commonly found in wooded or grassy areas, particularly in the northeastern and upper midwestern U.S.
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American Dog Ticks: Found across the U.S., they are larger than deer ticks and are known carriers of Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
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Lone Star Ticks: Identified by the white dot on the female’s back, these aggressive feeders are common in the southeastern U.S. and can transmit ehrlichiosis and cause a red meat allergy in some people.
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Brown Dog Ticks: These ticks prefer feeding on dogs but can infest homes and kennels, spreading canine-specific diseases like ehrlichiosis and babesiosis.
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Western Blacklegged Ticks: Similar to deer ticks, these are found on the Pacific coast and are also capable of transmitting Lyme disease.
Knowing which ticks are prevalent in your area helps guide prevention strategies and treatments. Since some ticks can spread harmful pathogens, early identification and prompt removal are essential.
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Tick Removal Services
What’s the best way to eliminate ticks?
How Homezies Helps Get Rid of Ticks?
Ticks can be a persistent and dangerous pest, especially in outdoor spaces and homes with pets. At Homezies, we use a proven multi-step approach to help eliminate tick infestations and prevent them from coming back.
1. Thorough Inspection:
Our pest control specialists begin by conducting a detailed inspection of your yard, perimeter, and home to identify tick hotspots, nesting areas, and possible entry points.
2. Targeted Treatment:
We apply eco-friendly yet highly effective treatments to tick-prone zones, including tall grass, shady areas, pet bedding, and cracks in foundations. These treatments kill ticks at every life stage—from eggs to adults.
3. Pet-Safe Solutions:
Because pets are common hosts for ticks, we use pet-safe products that protect your furry family members without exposing them to harmful chemicals.
4. Ongoing Prevention:
To keep your home tick-free long-term, we offer seasonal barrier treatments and helpful advice on landscaping practices, pet care, and tick deterrents.
5. Follow-Up Monitoring:
Homezies doesn't stop after the first visit. We follow up with inspections and treatments as needed to ensure your property remains protected throughout tick season.
With Homezies, you're not just treating ticks—you’re preventing future infestations with expert care and peace of mind.