Bethany, Naugatuck, CT | Winter Deer Repellent | Tick Spray Control

Tick and Turf provides Winter Deer Repellent and Tick Spray Control in Bethany, Naugatuck as well as surrounding areas. If you have experienced Deer damage to your landscape plants, trees or shrubs, you understand what a costly problem it can cause. The deer population has been increasing in Connecticut, and with new construction and loss of habitat space, deer have been encroaching on the landscape of property owners in search of feeding. Tick and Turf offers deer repellent services in Naugatuck that will effectively protect your property from deer browsing damage.

Tick and Turf's deer repellent application services works to greatly reduce the amount of deer feeding on your landscape plants. Tick and Turf's DeerPro spraying services in Bethany, guarantees that one individual application will be offer the necessary protection of your landscape for the entire winter season. Our Winter season application services are most effective when they are initiated during the month of October and it will provide protection to all of the woody ornamental plants and trees of your landscape until throughout the winter months and into the Spring.

Tick and Turf offers Winter Deer Repellent and Tick Spray Control to the following and surrounding towns of; Prospect, Oxford, Waterbury, Seymour, Cheshire, Southbury, Wolcott, Watertown, Woodbury, Woodbridge, Ansonia, Hamden, Derby, North Haven, Shelton, Newtown, Southbury, Roxbury, Woodbury and beyond! We have built a reputation for being the best winter deer repellent service near me by offering high quality tick control services at competitive pricing.

You can contact us today at (203) 232-7285 to schedule a no cost consultation and one of our experienced tick control technicians will arrive at your location for a full evaluation of your property to determine the best winter deer DeePro application to initiate. We will search for prominent indicators of deer browsing damage, such as damage to plants and shrubs, evidence of bedding, deer hoof tracks, deer droppings, damaged trees.