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Montco Pest

Tick control for wooded southeast PA yards

Fewer ticks.
Less worry.

If your yard backs up to trees or tall grass, ticks are waiting. We treat where they hide so the after-dinner tick check stops running your evenings.

Let's talk: (610) 628-0210
Photo — kids playing near a wooded yard edge

How we treat

We go where ticks wait

Ticks do not chase — they wait. Tall grass, leaf litter, wood lines, shaded borders. Every visit maps and treats that habitat directly, powered by Tri-Block Technology.

01

Property perimeter

A treated barrier along fence lines and yard borders — the crossing points where ticks ride in on deer, rodents, and neighboring brush.

02

Wood lines & leaf litter

The shaded, damp edges where ticks quest for hosts. We treat these zones directly instead of just spraying open lawn.

03

Yard features

Play sets, garden beds, stone walls, and tall plantings inside the yard — the habitat features ticks use to get close to your family.

Consistent pressure, all season

Protection that outlasts the season

Tick populations build all season long — and every 21 days we knock them back down. Interrupting nymphs before they mature is what keeps your yard count falling from April through October.

21
Day treatment cycle
100%
Free re-treatment guarantee
4
PA counties served

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Professional, reliable & neighborly

What neighbors say

★★★★★

"They sprayed way more of the yard than the last company and explained everything as they went. We sat outside all July."

Sample review — M.W., Lansdale

★★★★★

"Scheduled same week, showed up on time, and the mosquitoes were noticeably gone in days. Great with our dog too."

Sample review — C.H., Blue Bell

★★★★★

"We back up to the woods and were pulling ticks off the kids weekly. Not anymore. Worth every penny."

Sample review — H.B., Collegeville

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Wooded yard? Even better.

Let the kids
roam again.