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Eco-Friendly Methods
Licensed Professionals
Family & Pet Safe
5-Star Service
In Clarendon's dense urban housing, ticks can spread between units through shared walls, utility chases, and common areas. Purely Nature's Way serves Clarendon's agriculture community with eco-friendly methods that eliminate ticks without disrupting operations or endangering health. All treatments are compatible with Clarendon's agricultural properties and livestock.
About
Ticks
Pests We Treat
Ticks
Peak Season
Spring through Fall
Signs Of Infestation
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Embedded ticks on people or pets after outdoor activity
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Tick crawling on clothing or skin
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Bullseye rash indicating potential Lyme infection
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Pets scratching or showing tick-borne illness symptoms
Our Treatment Approach
Natural-first solutions that actually work
Habitat modification reduces tick populations near homes. Diatomaceous earth applications in transition zones. Botanical cedar oil treatments repel ticks from treated areas. We create treated buffer zones between woods and lawn. Deer exclusion fencing where practical. We use methods approved for Clarendon's agricultural properties that won't affect livestock or crops.
Prevention Tips
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Keep lawns mowed short
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Create wood chip or gravel barriers at woods edge
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Remove leaf litter and brush piles
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Treat pets with veterinary tick prevention
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Wear long pants and use repellent outdoors
Frequently Asked Questions
What diseases do ticks spread in Vermont and New Hampshire?
Deer ticks in our region transmit Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and babesiosis. Lone star ticks are expanding north and can cause alpha-gal syndrome. Prompt tick removal within 24-36 hours significantly reduces disease transmission risk.
How do I properly remove an embedded tick?
Use fine-tipped tweezers to grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible. Pull upward with steady, even pressure without twisting. Clean the bite area with rubbing alcohol. Save the tick for identification if you develop symptoms.
Are your ticks treatments safe for Clarendon farms?
Yes. We use botanical and natural methods that are safe around livestock, crops, and stored feed. Our IPM approach protects Clarendon's agricultural operations while eliminating pest problems.
