FAQs

FAQS

Mosquito & Tick Away

Have a mosquito, tick, flea, or deer control-related question? Mosquito & Tick Away has the answer. Check out these FAQs and give us a call today for more information!

  • What areas of the property do you treat?

    Our treatment areas include up to 30 feet into the wood line, foundation shrubs, foundation areas, and all lawn spaces. The treatments prevent mosquitos, fleas, ticks, and deer. You don’t have to pay extra for treatments for different insects. 

  • What is different about Mosquito & Tick Away?

    Mosquito & Tick Away is different from other pest control companies in the area because we use equipment that can reach 30 feet, which is highly effective compared to our competitors. Our safe and effective products are designed to give you the best pest prevention in the industry. Let our experts keep your yard safe and pest-free.

  • What is the lifecycle of a mosquito?

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  • What is the lifecycle of a tick?

    The lifecycle of a tick consists of four stages: egg, larvae, nymph, and adult. They take three years to fully develop. Throughout these years, most ticks feed on three different hosts. When the eggs hatch, they become larvae and feed on their first host for several days. Most often, the first host is a bird or rodent. After feeding, the larvae fall back to the ground and transform into nymphs that become active in the spring. At this time, they begin looking for their second host – a rodent, pet, or human. 


    In their final stage of life, male and female ticks will look to feed on their third host, which is most often a rodent, deer, cat, dog, or human. Once the tick is well-fed, it falls to the ground. At this point, the males die. Female ticks live longer, however, and lay eggs in the spring before dying. 

  • What services does Mosquito & Tick Away offer?

    You can count on us for flea, tick, mosquito, and deer control services. 

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