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All-natural mosquito and tick control designed around the places your family actually uses. We target the shaded, wooded, damp, and landscaped areas where pest pressure builds — because what is sprayed in your yard matters. 🌿
"I started Bite Back because I could not find a service I felt good about using around my own family."
Essential-oil-based, minimum-risk treatments for families who care what is sprayed around the yard.
Built around local shade, woods, deer activity, coastal humidity, dense landscaping, and standing-water pressure.
Reminders, on-the-way texts, completion updates, and service notes keep you informed.
Choose pay-as-you-go or prepay for the season without a long-term contract.
Tell us about your yard and where the pressure is worst. We will help you choose the right seasonal plan without pressure.
Local-route pricing starts at $89 per treatment for qualifying Staten Island yards. No contracts, seasonal service is typically scheduled about every 21 days, and Shield Plus is available for higher-pressure properties. Final pricing depends on yard size, route availability, pest pressure, property conditions, and selected service plan.
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Find Your ScoreOur broader Bite Back customer base frequently highlights usable outdoor spaces, reliable communication, and confidence in an all-natural approach. As our Staten Island routes grow, local feedback will be added here too.
Mosquitoes and ticks do not use every inch of a property the same way. Our Staten Island service focuses on the shaded, protected, damp, wooded, and high-use areas where pressure is most likely to build.
Dense shrubs, foundation beds, under decks, shaded landscaping, fence lines, and other protected areas can hold mosquitoes during the day.
Wooded borders, brush, leaf litter, ground cover, deer paths, pet routes, and shaded property edges are key areas for targeted tick control.
When standing water is present, we address it during service and flag conditions that may allow mosquito breeding to rebuild between visits.
Patios, pool zones, play areas, pet spaces, seating areas, and the routes your family uses most help guide how each property is treated.
Explore our dedicated Staten Island hubs for targeted, plant-based tick and mosquito control — then check your yard's pressure in under a minute.
Tick Control on Staten Island · Mosquito Control on Staten Island
Answer a few quick questions about your property. This is not a scientific risk calculator — it simply helps spot the yard conditions most often linked with tick or mosquito activity.
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Bite Back started with a simple problem: finding mosquito and tick control we felt comfortable using around our own family. The process was tested and refined on a property surrounded by woods and water — exactly the kind of environment where mosquitoes and ticks have every advantage.
Shield is our core combined mosquito and tick program. Shield Plus adds Nature-Cide Granular Plus for properties where ticks need another layer of support at ground level.
Shield
Steady seasonal mosquito and tick protection for many Staten Island yards.
Shield targets the shaded edges, shrubs, foundation beds, fence lines, pet paths, pool and patio borders, wooded transitions, and other hot zones where mosquitoes and ticks are most likely to create problems.
Shield Plus
Our stronger tick-focused option for wooded, shaded, wildlife-traveled, and higher-pressure properties.
Shield Plus includes everything in Shield plus Nature-Cide Granular Plus applied about every 6 weeks. The granular layer settles into ground-level habitat where ticks travel and shelter — including leaf litter, property edges, wooded transitions, dense ground cover, fence lines, and wildlife corridors — giving the program another way to support areas that can be difficult to reach thoroughly with liquid treatment alone.
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Larger yards, wooded edges, deer movement, wetlands, coastal humidity, pools, mature landscaping, and shaded perimeter growth can create layered mosquito and tick pressure.
Greenbelt influence, deer movement, wooded pockets, mature trees, dense foundation landscaping, fenced pet routes, and shaded residential yards can all affect pest pressure.
Coastal humidity, pools and patios, irrigation, drainage, low-lying areas, dense shrubs, and mature residential landscaping can rebuild mosquito pressure quickly.
Mature trees, slopes, older landscaping, shaded side yards, wooded pockets, dense shrubs, and adjoining properties can create protected mosquito and tick habitat.
Wetlands, open space, mixed residential and commercial edges, drainage, and wildlife movement can influence local mosquito and tick pressure.
Go deeper on Staten Island tick pressure, mosquito pressure, and what to do after finding a tick.
Where ticks hide, when they become active, and why wooded borders, wildlife movement, and ground-level habitat matter.
Read the tick control guide →Mosquito controlHow shade, standing water, pool areas, coastal humidity, and dense landscaping drive mosquito pressure.
Read the mosquito control guide →Parent resourceClear next steps for parents after a tick find.
Read the parent guide →Shield and Shield Plus are designed around real yard conditions, seasonal pest pressure, and the places your family uses most outdoors.

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