Tick Control

Professional Tick Control Products

Protect your yard from ticks with professional-grade tick control products trusted by homeowners and pest management professionals. Whether you're looking for a fast-acting tick spray, long-lasting tick insecticide, or a complete outdoor treatment program, DoMyOwn offers effective solutions designed to eliminate ticks where they live and help reduce future infestations.

Our selection includes liquid concentrates, ready-to-use sprays, granular insecticides, and repellents that target ticks in lawns, landscaped areas, wooded edges, and other outdoor spaces where people and pets spend time.

Choosing the Best Tick Killer for Your Yard

The best tick control product depends on where ticks are active and how you plan to treat your property. Liquid concentrates provide broad coverage for large yards, while granular products offer extended residual control in lawns and landscaped areas. Ready-to-use products are ideal for smaller treatment areas or spot applications.

• Liquid tick sprays for treating lawns, ornamental landscapes, wooded edges, and perimeter areas.
• Granular tick insecticides for long-lasting control in turfgrass and landscaped areas.
• Ready-to-use sprays for quick spot treatments around patios, walkways, and outdoor living spaces.
• Tick repellents for clothing and gear to help reduce tick exposure during outdoor activities.

What Kills Ticks?

Professional-grade tick sprays and insecticides typically contain higher-quality active ingredients and longer residual performance than many retail products. When applied according to the product label, these treatments help control active tick populations while providing continued protection for weeks after application.

Many of our professional tick control products use trusted active ingredients such as bifenthrin, permethrin, lambda-cyhalothrin, and cyfluthrin to effectively control ticks in residential and commercial outdoor environments.

Tips for Spraying for Ticks

Successful tick control starts by treating the areas where ticks are most likely to hide. Focus applications around tall grass, ground cover, wooded borders, leaf litter, fence lines, landscape beds, and other shaded locations. Maintaining your property by mowing regularly, removing excess vegetation, and reducing leaf litter can also improve treatment results.

See our full article "How to Get Rid of Ticks" for complete tick treatment step-by-step information. 

Tick Control for the Yard

Watch the video below to learn how to control ticks in your yard.

Are Ticks Dangerous?

Ticks themselves are not dangerous; however, they can transmit diseases that affect both people and pets. Because ticks feed on blood, they can spread illnesses such as Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and other tick-borne diseases. Reducing tick populations around your home with professional tick control products helps lower the risk of tick bites and creates a safer outdoor environment.

How Long Do Ticks Live Without a Host?

The length of time a tick can survive without feeding depends on the species and life stage. Some ticks can live for several months, and in certain conditions, more than a year without finding a host. Because ticks can survive for extended periods in the environment, treating tick habitats with residual insecticides is often more effective than waiting until ticks are seen on people or pets.

Not always. While tick activity decreases during colder weather, many tick species survive the winter by sheltering in leaf litter, mulch, soil, or other protected areas. Some species can even remain active during mild winter days when temperatures rise above freezing. Applying tick control products in the fall and maintaining your property throughout the year can help reduce overwintering tick populations before spring arrives.