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Tick Control Serving Families Throughout Boerne & Surrounding Areas

Tick Control in Boerne, TX

Protecting Your Family From Tick-Borne Illnesses

Living in Boerne offers access to the beautiful Texas Hill Country, but the abundance of wildlife and natural terrain brings a significant tick population to our doorsteps. Ticks are not just annoying; they are dangerous carriers of serious diseases that threaten both your family and your pets. If you are finding ticks on your clothing after gardening or pulling them off your dog, your yard requires immediate attention.

At Covenant Pest Control, we specialize in creating safe zones around your home so you can enjoy the outdoors without fear. As a family-owned business founded in 2013, we utilize over 20 years of experience to deliver effective, family-friendly tick control. We are committed to protecting our neighbors with service that is set apart, ensuring your property remains a haven for outdoor fun.

Get a free tick estimate. Call us today at (830) 320-4002, or contact us online for professional service.

Where Ticks Hide in Your Yard

Understanding where ticks thrive is the first step in reclaiming your property. Unlike many other pests that actively hunt for food, ticks practice "questing," where they hold onto leaves and grass with their back legs and reach out with their front legs to grab onto a passing host. This behavior means they congregate in specific areas where humans and pets are likely to brush past them.

  • Tall Grasses and Weeds: Unkempt areas of the lawn or edges where the yard meets the woods are prime tick territory.
  • Shrubbery and Low Bushes: Ticks prefer humid, shaded environments near the ground to avoid drying out.
  • Leaf Litter: Accumulations of dead leaves provide the perfect shelter for tick larvae and nymphs.
  • Wildlife Paths: Areas frequented by deer, raccoons, or rodents often have the highest concentration of ticks, as these animals drop fed ticks back into your yard.

In the Boerne area, the presence of deer is a major contributing factor to tick populations. Identifying these high-risk zones allows for targeted treatment that reduces the population density significantly, making your outdoor space safer for everyone.

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Why Choose Covenant Pest Control?

  • Eco-Friendly Options
  • Family Owned & Operated
  • Customer Care Focused
  • Over 20 Years of Experience

The Importance of Professional Service

Ticks are incredibly resilient pests that are difficult to eliminate with standard DIY methods. Store-bought sprays often lack the residual power needed to withstand the Texas heat, meaning they stop working shortly after application. Furthermore, without the proper equipment, it is difficult to penetrate the dense vegetation where ticks hide, leaving the source of the problem untouched.

The health risks associated with ticks make professional control a necessity rather than a luxury. Ticks in our area can transmit Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, Lyme disease, and Ehrlichiosis. These illnesses can have long-term health consequences for humans and can be fatal to pets. A missed tick on a child or a dog is a risk that is not worth taking.

Professional technicians have the training to identify specific tick species and the knowledge to apply treatments safely and effectively. We create a consistent barrier of protection that DIY methods simply cannot replicate. Investing in professional services is an investment in your family's health, ensuring that your time outside is spent relaxing, not worrying about hidden dangers.

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  • What do cockroaches eat?

    Cockroaches feed on both plants and animals. They will feast on almost anything but especially like sugary foods, grease and fat, starches, and meat products.

    They will even eat glue, book bindings, and human hair.

    Cockroaches are attracted to decaying plants, rotting trash, compost piles, dog droppings, and cat litter. These unwanted pests are known as the sanitation workers of the animal kingdom. The worse something smells, the more attracted the cockroaches are.

    Keeping your home and yard clear of debris and utilizing pest control will help eliminate these pesky critters.

  • Lifecycle of a Cockroach

    Cockroaches go through 3 stages of life: egg, nymph, and adult. Females produce one egg sac each month for ten months. Each sac contains on average 16 eggs. The female cockroach will carry an egg case for several days and will then place it in a safe, damp place.

    On average cockroaches live 6 to 15 months depending on the species, moisture, and temperature.

  • Am I legally obligated to do a new construction treatment?
    Yes. Here in Texas, it is legally mandated for all new wood constructions to incorporate termite preventive measures. This is not just the case in Texas but in the majority of the country. At least 34 states require some kind of termite treatment for all new wood constructions, and most of these states are in the southern half of the country, where most termite problems occur.

Hear From Our Happy Customers

Serving Comfort, TX Since 2013

    "Always 5 stars!"
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    "We have used Covenant Pest Control for a few years."
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    "I highly recommend Covenant Pest Control for all your pest/critter issues."
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