Disease Ridden
Ticks are carriers of various harmful diseases, which can affect people and pets, including Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, babesiosis, and ehrlichiosis.
Take Back Your Yard!
Ticks are carriers of various harmful diseases, which can affect people and pets, including Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, babesiosis, and ehrlichiosis.
Ticks can survive through multiple seasons. Treatment is needed to break the cycle.
They’re incredibly small. Most of the time, you won’t find one until you suspect someone has been bitten.
Ticks can hitch a ride inside on clothing items or hidden in your pet’s fur. This can happen even if your pet is on tick prevention medication.
Warmer seasons mean ticks are appearing in more regions and staying active longer.
Professional tick control gives you the confidence to enjoy your yard without worry.
Our professional tick control technician will visit your property to perform a liquid pest control application. This can include a residual insecticide along property lines and around structures such as:
We will also treat areas adjacent to forested areas, stone walls, ornamental plantings, and other areas where there is overgrown vegetation.
Yes! Our targeted treatments eliminate ticks where they live and breed, while ongoing programs prevent them from returning. With the right plan, you can reclaim your yard and enjoy it without worry.
Yes. Our tick control services are designed with families and pets in mind. NOT controlling the ticks in your yard, on the other hand, is very unsafe, and you may be risking exposure to any number of tick-borne diseases.
Ticks are active from spring through fall, with peak activity in summer. Treatments are most effective when started early in the season and maintained through the warmer months.
Yes. Many of our yard treatments help reduce flea populations as well, giving your pets and family even more protection.
Ticks reproduce quickly, so one treatment alone won’t provide lasting protection. A seasonal program is the best way to keep populations under control all year.
Simple steps help:
Combined with professional treatments, this greatly reduces tick exposure.
You can learn more by finding the local Weed Man in your area to ask them how it works.
Achieve golf course quality results with Weed Man's premium, proprietary, slow-release granular fertilizer, specially blended with your lawn's nutrition in mind.
Eliminate unsightly and aggressive weeds with top-of-the-line products, specially tailored to the needs of your lawn and safely applied in the hands of our trained professionals.
Aeration promotes good root health by removing small cores of soil to reduce your lawn’s thatch layer, allowing water, air, and nutrients to reach the areas that need it most.
Manage unwanted weeds and grasses popping up in the landscaped areas of your property, including gardens, shrub beds, and mulched areas.
Manage troublesome, difficult-to-identify crabgrass—before it has a chance to germinate and after it pops up in your lawn—with top-of-the-line products, safely applied in the hands of our trained professionals.
Manage unwanted weeds and grasses popping up in areas of your property, such as your driveway, patio, sidewalk, or walkway.
Our trained and certified technicians will diagnose the presence of lawn diseases and implement a custom treatment plan to control disease-related damage in your lawn.
Defend your lawn from grub damage. Our trained and certified technicians will identify the infestation and recommend the best solution for your lawn.
Our trained and certified technicians will assess and restore the soil to an acceptable pH balance, allowing your lawn to properly absorb all the water and nutrients it needs.
Defend your lawn from insect damage. Our trained and certified technicians will identify, prevent, and control an infestation of turf-damaging insects.
Reclaim your outdoor space from annoying, biting mosquitoes. Get custom, targeted control and regular service from a trained professional, effectively reducing the mosquito population in your yard.
Overseeding strengthens your lawn and replenishes thin or bare areas with high quality grass seed.
