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Common types of Ticks

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Deer Ticks (Blacklegged Ticks)
Primary carriers of Lyme disease, deer ticks thrive in wooded and grassy areas. They attach to humans and pets, making them one of the most dangerous tick species in Texas and beyond.
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Lone Star Ticks
Named for the single white spot on their backs, Lone Star ticks are aggressive feeders and can transmit illnesses such as ehrlichiosis. They are common in brushy yards and fields.
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American Dog Ticks
Often found on dogs, these ticks can also bite humans. They’re known carriers of Rocky Mountain spotted fever and are active in tall grasses and along property edges.
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Brown Dog Ticks
Unique in that they can complete their entire lifecycle indoors, brown dog ticks often infest kennels, pet bedding, and carpets, creating persistent indoor problems.

Health risks

  • Transmit diseases such as Lyme disease, ehrlichiosis, and Rocky Mountain spotted fever
  • Cause skin irritation, rashes, and secondary infections from bites
  • Put pets at risk of anemia and tick-borne illnesses
  • Property damage

  • Turn yards and landscapes into unsafe spaces for family and pets
  • Infest indoor areas if pets bring them inside
  • Create persistent problems that require multiple treatments to control
  • How it works

    How LONESTAR Pest Solutions Handles Tick Issues

    Inspection
    • Inspect yards, shaded areas, and property edges for tick activity

    • Identify tick species and hotspots of infestation

    • Assess risk factors such as tall grass, brush, and pet traffic

    • Apply targeted treatments to lawns, shrubs, and shaded areas

    • Treat pet entry points and high-risk outdoor spaces

    • Break the lifecycle with ongoing, scheduled applications

    • Provide homeowner guidance to reduce tick habitats (e.g., trimming grass, reducing brush)

    • Re-inspect treated areas for lingering tick activity

    • Continue preventative treatments during active tick season

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    Spring

    Tick activity begins to rise as temperatures warm. Deer ticks and Lone Star ticks become active in yards, wooded edges, and tall grasses, increasing the risk for pets and people.

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    Summer

    Peak tick season. Warm, humid conditions allow ticks to thrive, and contact with pets or people outdoors increases dramatically. Bites and disease transmission are most common this time of year.

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    Fall

    Ticks remain active as long as temperatures stay above freezing. Many species latch onto hosts preparing for winter, and homeowners may see a surge of activity near pet areas.

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    Winter

    Ticks remain active as long as temperatures stay above freezing. Many species latch onto hosts preparing for winter, and homeowners may see a surge of activity near pet areas.

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    The benefits of Lonestar

    Consistent Protection

    Regular treatments keep pests at bay, preventing infestations before they start.

    Cost-Effective

    Save money with bundled pricing compared to one-off treatments.

    Convenience

    Hassle-free scheduling and routine visits ensure you don’t have to worry about pests.

    Expert Advice

    Access to professionals who offer tailored pest control solutions for your home.

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