This is Bite Back Tick & Mosquito Control of Long Island’s main service area hub for Nassau County and Suffolk County. Use this page to find your county, search Long Island towns, understand local tick and mosquito pressure, and request a fast quote for your yard.
Tell us your address, approximate yard size and biggest pressure area. Examples include ticks on pets, mosquitoes by the patio, pool bites, wooded borders, under-deck shade, standing water, fence lines or heavy brush.
Example: Holbrook in Suffolk County or Massapequa in Nassau County.
Example: wooded back fence, pool mosquitoes, ticks on dog, or shaded side yard.
Long Island routes are scheduled by area for consistent seasonal service.
Questions? Email info@bitebacktickny.com. New customers who prepay for the full season may receive 1 treatment free. Offer terms apply.
Start with your county page, then use the town finder below. The goal is simple: help Long Island homeowners quickly find the right local tick and mosquito control information.
Nassau County yards often combine dense landscaping, North Shore shade, South Shore moisture, pools, patios, pets, fence lines and tight side yards. Those details can create tick and mosquito pressure in small spaces.
Suffolk County properties often deal with woods, wetlands, deer movement, larger lots, coastal humidity, heavy shade, North Fork vegetation and East End outdoor living areas.
Search by town, hamlet, village or county. Town cards link to the proper county service page so customers and search engines understand the Long Island service structure clearly.
Long Island has many yard types. The pressure usually builds where shade, moisture, edges, wildlife movement and family-use areas overlap.
Mature trees, wooded slopes, deer movement, stone walls and heavy landscaping can create tick-friendly edge conditions and mosquito resting areas.
Coastal humidity, low spots, irrigation, dense shrubs, canals and shaded patios can support mosquito pressure after rain and warm stretches.
Larger properties, wooded borders, brush transitions, pet routes and leaf litter can increase tick pressure along the perimeter.
Deer activity, ornamental landscaping, wooded borders, pool areas and seasonal outdoor living spaces need careful hot-zone targeting.
Tight side yards, foundation shrubs, under-deck shade, patios, playsets and fences can concentrate bite pressure in small spaces.
We prioritize patios, pools, seating areas, playsets, dog runs and the routes pets use along fence lines or wooded edges.
Most Long Island homes need both mosquito resting-zone support and tick edge support during the same outdoor season. Shield and Shield Plus are built around that reality.
Shield is built for most Long Island yards that need steady seasonal support for ticks and mosquitoes.
Shield Plus adds enhanced tick support for properties with woods, deer activity, large lots, heavy shade or repeated tick activity.
Long Island office listing: 215 Muriel St, Holbrook, NY 11741. Serving Nassau County and Suffolk County routes.
Questions homeowners ask when checking whether Bite Back services their Nassau or Suffolk County property.
Tell us your address and we will confirm service availability for your Nassau or Suffolk County property.
Bite Back Tick & Mosquito Control of Long Island, 215 Muriel St., Holbrook, NY 11741 • info@bitebacktickny.com
