Long Island Tick Control for Safer Outdoor Living
Suffolk County health officials confirm ticks remain active year-round whenever temperatures exceed 40°F, with the heaviest Lyme disease transmission risk occurring during the nymph peak from May through July, NYC Health reported 2,928 Lyme disease cases in 2025, up from 2,557 in 2024, with Long Island specifically named as a primary exposure area.
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Supra Exterminator treats the leaf litter, woodland edges, and tall grass perimeters where deer ticks live reducing the population on your property before anyone walks through it.
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We service Nassau County and western Suffolk County, dispatching from our Route 110 location in Huntington Station, NY 11746.
Or call 516-667-3902 — answered 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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Our Tick Control Services on Long Island
Ticks don't move across open lawn the way mosquitoes fly — they wait in leaf litter, low brush, and the transition zone where lawn meets woods, then attach to a passing host. Supra's tick program targets exactly those zones rather than blanket-spraying the entire property.
What's included in every tick treatment:
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Property inspection to identify tick habitat — leaf litter beds, stone wall lines, woodland edges, tall grass and brush perimeters
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Barrier spray treatment applied to the lawn-to-woods transition zone, the highest-activity area for deer ticks
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Granular treatment option for broader perimeter coverage on larger wooded lots
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Host animal pathway treatment — areas where deer and rodents commonly travel through a property, carrying ticks with them
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Re-treatment scheduling every 21–28 days through the active season (April through October)
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Property-specific tick hot spot mapping for repeat customers — we document and re-check known problem zones each visit
Treatment Options
Standard barrier/perimeter spray — EPA-registered synthetic formulation
Granular tick treatment — applied to leaf litter and ground-level habitat for longer-lasting coverage
All products are NY State-approved with re-entry times advised at time of service
Organic/botanical option available for properties requesting a non-synthetic formula
Credentials:
NY State Licensed Commercial Pesticide Applicator — License Verified | Bilingual service — English and Spanish | Mosquito & tick treatment licensed| Fully insured
Tick Hot Spot Zones We Treat Across Long Island
Tick exposure risk on Long Island correlates directly with wooded lot size, deer activity, and leaf litter density — not just general location. Our highest-volume tick service zones reflect exactly that pattern.
Highest-risk areas in our service territory:​
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Dix Hills — large wooded lots with active deer paths; among the highest tick exposure risk in western Suffolk
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Cold Spring Harbor — wooded coastal terrain with dense understory; ticks are active earlier in spring along shaded slopes
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Northport / East Northport — heavily wooded suburban lots bordering preserve land
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Commack / Kings Park — properties adjacent to Sunken Meadow State Parkway green corridors and Caleb Smith State Park Preserve edges, both known deer corridors
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Huntington Village (11743) — mature tree cover and stone wall property lines, common tick harborage features in older Long Island construction​
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Our technicians dispatch from 179 W Hills Rd, Huntington Station, NY 11746, on the Route 110 corridor — giving us direct access to West Hills County Park-adjacent properties and the wooded lots that run from Huntington through Dix Hills and into Commack.
Licensed, Local, and Proven Across Nassau & Suffolk
Supra Exterminator is the only Huntington Station-area company combining full general pest and wildlife service with a dedicated tick and Lyme disease prevention program — bilingual, 24/7, under one licensed operator. Specialist tick companies in this market don't handle general pest control; general pest companies rarely run a dedicated tick program. Supra has served this exact service area since 2010.
Our Guarantee: If tick activity remains unacceptable after a completed treatment, we return and re-treat at no charge. Same guarantee that covers every service we provide.
First Responder Discount: 10% off all services for active and retired police, firefighters, EMTs, and military. Valid ID at time of booking.
Ready to Book: Start Your Seasonal Tick Program
The nymph peak — the highest Lyme transmission risk window — runs May through July on Long Island. Starting treatment before this window gives the strongest season-long protection. Call (516) 667-3902 or use the form below to schedule your first treatment and set recurring visits every 21–28 days through October.
Same-day and next-day appointments available in Dix Hills, Cold Spring Harbor, Commack, Huntington Village, Northport, and most Nassau County locations.
Research: Tick Control & Lyme Disease FAQs
​Q: Why is tick control important on Long Island specifically?
A: Long Island is named by NYC Health as a primary Lyme disease exposure area. Reported cases rose from 2,557 in 2024 to 2,928 in 2025. Suffolk County health officials confirm ticks remain active whenever temperatures exceed 40°F — meaning exposure risk exists well outside the traditional summer season, not just during peak months.
​Q: When is tick risk highest?
A: The nymph stage — the immature tick most likely to transmit Lyme disease without being noticed due to its small size — peaks from May through July. Adult tick activity picks back up in September and October before winter dormancy.
Q: How often should tick treatments be applied?
A: Every 21–28 days during the active season, April through October on Long Island. Properties with heavy deer traffic or dense wooded borders may need more frequent perimeter checks.