
What to Do If You Find a Tick on Your Child
Long Island Parent Guide What to Do If You Find a Tick on Your Child Clear next steps for Long Island parents after a tick
Plant-based tick and mosquito control for Nassau and Suffolk County families who want their yards back without routine synthetic pesticide spraying. One combined program, targeted where pests hide, backed by the Bite Back Guarantee.
1 treatment free with full-season prepay. Ask for details when you request your quote.
★★★★★ 5 Stars, 330+ reviews from Long Island homeowners
We’ll confirm coverage, route availability and the right plan for your property. No sales call, quote by text or email. 1 treatment free for new customers.
1 treatment free with full-season prepay. Cannot be combined with other offers. Questions? Email info@bitebacktickny.com.
Ticks and mosquitoes build pressure in predictable places. Our work focuses on those zones, not the open lawn, so your family feels the difference.
Tick pressure often starts where deer, leaf litter, ground cover and shade come together, especially in Suffolk County and North Shore Nassau.
Mosquitoes rest in damp, shaded areas during the day, under decks, in dense shrubs, near AC units and around thick landscaping.
When water is present, we treat it during service to help reduce mosquito breeding between visits.
Dogs often run the same edges repeatedly, which can overlap with tick travel zones along fence lines and property borders.
Patios, pools, playsets, fire pits and seating areas are part of how we think through the yard.
Long Island rain, heat and hatch cycles change activity quickly. Consistent seasonal timing keeps pressure from rebuilding.
Two simple plans built around a combined tick and mosquito program. Both use all-natural essential oil blends. Neither requires a separate tick or mosquito add-on.
A strong fit for most Nassau and Suffolk County homes that need steady seasonal support from April through October.
Built for properties with woods, heavy shade, deer traffic, pets, large landscapes or persistent tick concerns.
| Feature | Shield | Shield Plus |
|---|---|---|
| Combined tick and mosquito treatment | Included | Included |
| All-natural essential oil blends | Yes | Yes |
| About every 21 days in season | Yes | Yes |
| Standing water treatment | When present | When present |
| Granular tick application every 6 weeks | Not included | Included |
| Best for wooded or high-pressure yards | Good for moderate pressure | Built for this |
| Bite Back Guarantee | Included | Included |
Every Long Island neighborhood is different. Choose your county page for local pressure info, town details and yard conditions unique to your area.
Nassau County yards combine North Shore wooded hillsides and harbor moisture, South Shore canals and coastal humidity, and Central Nassau suburban density.
Suffolk County properties deal with woods, wetlands, deer movement, coastal humidity, larger lots and East End outdoor living areas.
Not sure which county page covers your town? Request a quote and we’ll confirm route availability for your exact address.
Our Long Island location supports Nassau and Suffolk County homeowners with the same all-natural, inspection-led tick and mosquito program now built for Long Island families.
Long Island yards change quickly from town to town. North Shore wooded hillsides, South Shore canal humidity, Suffolk County deer corridors, Nassau suburban density and coastal exposure all affect where ticks and mosquitoes build pressure.
That is why our program focuses on route availability, property layout, hot-zone targeting and consistent seasonal service.
Reading reviews matters when you are inviting someone to treat your home. These are examples of the customer experiences families often describe.
“We are on the North Shore near the water and the tick pressure was intense. After one season with Bite Back we basically do not think about it anymore.”
“Our Suffolk County property backs up to woods and we were finding ticks constantly. The all-natural program and wooded edge targeting made a difference.”
“South Shore Nassau canal property, mosquitoes near the pool were unbearable every summer. Bite Back handled both mosquitoes and ticks.”
Guides for families who want to understand seasonal pressure, prevention and what to do after a tick bite.
If ticks and mosquitoes are making your yard hard to enjoy, start with a fast Long Island quote. We’ll confirm coverage, route availability and the right plan for your property.
Bite Back Tick & Mosquito Control of Long Island, 215 Muriel St., Holbrook, NY 11741 • info@bitebacktickny.com

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