Tick Control in Westchester, Rockland & Bergen County

Westchester and Rockland Counties consistently rank among the highest in New York State — and among the highest in the entire country — for Lyme disease incidence. The blacklegged tick (deer tick) thrives in the wooded, leaf-littered landscapes that define residential neighborhoods throughout these counties: the trail edges of Harriman State Park in Rockland, the wooded backyards of Chappaqua, Bedford, and South Salem in Westchester, and the forested corridors running through Bergen County, New Jersey. Wherever deer, mice, and wild turkeys move freely through suburban properties — which describes the vast majority of the tri-county region — tick populations follow. Lyme disease is not the only concern. Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis, and Powassan virus are all transmitted by the same blacklegged tick and have been documented across Westchester, Rockland, and Bergen County. The Lone Star tick, which spreads Ehrlichiosis and can trigger Alpha-gal syndrome (a red meat allergy), has expanded its range northward into this region and is now established across much of southern New York and New Jersey. American dog ticks remain common throughout the area as well, transmitting Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever. Hello Pest Control's tick control programs target the areas of your property where tick exposure is highest — leaf litter zones, wood pile edges, ornamental plantings bordering lawn, and the transition zones between maintained turf and wooded areas. Regular seasonal treatment significantly reduces tick populations and the risk of tick-borne illness for your family and pets.