Alternative EarthCare Discusses Obtaining Organic Tick and Mosquito Treatments in Nassau and Suffolk Counties This Fall

SOUTHOLD, N.Y., Aug. 24, 2017 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Alternative EarthCare has been providing quality residential and commercial services across New York since 1996. Specializing in flea, tick and Long Island mosquito spraying services, traditional lawn services (including aeration and seeding), irrigation system services, tree removal and pruning, and Christmas and holiday light installation, the team of professionals successfully caters to your needs in the least toxic, most organic way possible.

Many Long Islanders see the onset of the fall season as a time to take a deep breath and take a break from dealing with invasive tick and mosquito populations. However, fall is no time to cease efforts in minimizing these pest's populations. Alternative EarthCare discusses obtaining organic tick and mosquito treatments in Nassau and Suffolk Counties this fall.

For both mosquitoes as well as ticks, the active season extends well into fall, and in the cases of ticks, many of them even overwinter. This means that once Labor Day comes, it does not signal the time for Long lsland residents to pack up their pest management efforts. Long lsland Autumns have been increasingly warm and over a longer stretch of time, providing a hospitable environment for disease-spreading mosquitoes and ticks. Ceasing treatments too early in the year can leave family, friends, and pets vulnerable to potentially dangerous bites from these pests. With diseases such as Lyme disease, the Powassan Virus, West Nile Virus, encephalitis, and much more being spread throughout Nassau and Suffolk County, obtaining fall treatments is essential.

Organic mosquito and tick spraying should take place every three to four weeks throughout the fall. In even 55-degree temperatures, mosquito eggs can hatch so treatments should persist until temperatures drop and stay down. For ticks, these dangerous pests can overwinter, so throughout the entirety of the autumn season, organic treatments should take place both with sprays as well as with permethrin-treated tick tubes to help manage the tick populations on rodents and in their dens. Maintaining treatments through the fall will mean greatly diminished populations at the onset of the next spring.

Always utilize a professional for your organic treatments. While organic treatments do not contain the toxicity of synthetics, it is still best to use professionals to ensure the most thorough coverage for long-term results. Suffolk and Nassau residents can assist the efforts to minimize mosquito and tick populations by maintaining a tidy property that is free of potential habitats such as thick ground brush and sitting water.

Serving both Suffolk and Nassau County, including the East End and the Hamptons, Alternative EarthCare mosquito spraying Long Island, offers a variety of organic, non-toxic lawn care services for your home or business. In addition to beautifying and maintaining properties, the award-winning staff is also dedicated to the safety and health of their customers.

Media Contact:Greg Regan, Alternative Earthcare, 631-940-9050, greg@alternativeearthcare.com

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