Hazlet Township

Why choose us

Local Pest Challenges

Why Hazlet Township Has Significant Mosquito & Tick Activity:

• Bordering preserved land – Properties near Holmdel's preserved areas face increased tick pressure from deer habitat
• Mixed development density – Combination of dense neighborhoods and properties with wooded borders
• Mature suburban landscaping – Established neighborhoods have extensive trees and shrubs providing mosquito resting habitat
• Swimming pools throughout – While pools don't breed mosquitoes, surrounding areas and variable drainage can
• Commercial corridor effects – Route 36, Route 35, and parkway areas can create drainage and mosquito issues
• Varying property maintenance – Mix of well-kept and neglected properties affects neighborhood pest levels
• Wooded borders – Many properties back to natural areas harboring both mosquitoes and ticks
• Wildlife presence – Deer and other animals move through from preserved areas, carrying ticks
• Standing water potential – Suburban yards with drainage challenges, clogged gutters, containers
• Parks and recreational areas – Township parks and open spaces can harbor both pests

Common Hazlet Township Pest Problems We Treat:

• Asian Tiger Mosquitoes – The dominant suburban species, aggressive daytime biters breeding in containers
• Freshwater Mosquitoes – Various species breeding in standing water throughout the township
• Container-Breeding Species – Mosquitoes breeding in clogged gutters, plant saucers, toys, yard items
• Northern House Mosquitoes – Active at dusk and dawn, carriers of West Nile Virus
• Deer Ticks (Blacklegged Ticks) – Common especially near Holmdel borders, primary Lyme disease carrier
• Dog Ticks (American Dog Ticks) – Found in grassy areas throughout Hazlet
• Lone Star Ticks – Increasingly common aggressive species in Monmouth County

Hazlet Township's mix of suburban development and proximity to preserved land creates consistent pest pressure requiring professional treatment.

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Neighborhoods & Areas We Serve

Garden State Mosquito & Tick provides comprehensive mosquito and tick control throughout all Hazlet Township, including:

• Bethany neighborhood – Established residential area
• Chapel Hill section – Properties throughout this area
• Route 36 corridor – Properties along the main commercial route
• Route 35 area – Residential and mixed-use properties
• Middle Road neighborhoods – Properties throughout central Hazlet
• Holmdel Road corridor – Properties along the western edge near Holmdel borders
• Florence Avenue area – Residential neighborhoods
• Laurel Avenue section – Properties throughout the township
• Properties near Holmdel – Homes bordering preserved land facing heavy tick pressure
• Swimming pool communities – Neighborhoods with high pool concentration
• Parkway vicinity – Properties near Garden State Parkway
• Newer developments – Recent construction throughout the township

We service all Hazlet Township property types—from compact suburban lots to larger homes with wooded borders.