Does your property have a tick or mosquito problem? Protect your family and pets from pest borne diseases such as Lyme disease, EEE and West Nile. Due to the warm winter and the rainy spring, these pests are going to be very prevalent.
Reduce the number of ticks, mosquitoes, gnats and fleas on your property this season with an environmentally friendly material. We recommend four sprays a season to keep ticks and mosquitoes in check. Our experts also are available for one time sprays that can be added if you feel that they are necessary, or if you are hosting an outdoor event that you would like your property to be pest free for. The organic material used in our Mosquito and Tick spray lasts for 30-60 days depending on the severity of an infestation and the weather conditions. The greatest part is your yard is safe to go out on once it dries in only 15 Minutes. This week has been a very wet week and we have noticed rising populations in Duxbury, Pembroke, Hingham, and Marshfield.

You may have noticed that the little green caterpillars are back and are chewing on your trees. This pest is know as the Winter Moth Catipillar and can do serious damage. Their favorite foods are decidous ornamental trees that flower. Some of the most common trees that are chewed on by the winter moth are Oaks, Maples, Apples, Cherries and Pears. The extent of the damage can be from mild to complete defoliation which with other stresses present can lead to tree death. In out travels we have noticed the most extensive damage to both Purple Plum and Flowering Cherry. The area that we have noticed the most damage is the coastal towns in south east Massachusetts. While in Plymouth we noticed notabably larger populations than any other town.Our expert staff can come out and treat the trees that are experiencing damage. Call today to get a free estimate. Feel like it is to late cause the damage is done? False! Cutting the number of these pests will cut your properties population. By calling in this season you also will be reminded in time to have your trees treated next season to avoid this damage. The problem is by the time we notice the damage it has already happend but if we look at it by a scientific approach we know they climb into the buds before the leaf emerges so early treatment is crucial. If your trees have been severly damaged you may also want to call and have a fertilizer estimate for your trees and shrubs to help them bounce back.