Say Goodbye to Ticks and Mosquitos in Worcester, MA
Worcester, Massachusetts has 1,200 acres of publicly-owned property. There are many parks and shelters for the community to enjoy, including Elm Park and the City Common, both of which are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The largest park, Green Hill Park, is 549-acres.
Enjoying the outdoors in Worcester also means dealing with ticks and mosquitoes. That’s why residents and business owners in Worcester trust Ford’s Hometown Services. Locally-owned, Ford’s Hometown Services has been serving Worcester for more than 80 years and helping the community control tick and mosquito populations.
Worcester-based Ford’s Hometown Services Popular Choice for Tick and Mosquito Control
Ticks and mosquitoes are just pests, and they can carry disease. That’s why homeowners in Worcester trust Worcester-based Ford’s Hometown Services to deliver EPA-approved insecticides, or EPA-exempt organic options, to ensure populations are effectively controlled.
Ford’s Hometown Services helps their neighbors in Worcester take back their yards with two popular programs:
- Tick Control Program: 4 applications and focuses on planting beds, trees, shrubs, walking paths, leaf litter, ground cover, patios, swing set areas, under decks, and rock walls.
- Tick & Mosquito Combo Program: 8 applications and includes a very important late fall application for superior tick control.
If you own a home or business in Worcester and want to partner with a proven, local tick and mosquito control company, look no further than Ford’s Hometown Services and our state-licensed technicians. Call 800-649-9992 or get a quote.
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