Warwick, Orange County, NY

Lawn Care & Tick Control in Warwick, NY

Lawn care and tick and mosquito control for Warwick Valley homes, from the village to the Mount Peter hillsides.

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Warwick, Orange County

Lawn care and tick control built for Warwick yards

Warwick is the biggest town in Orange County by area, and its yards range from village lots near Main Street to hillside homes under Mount Peter and farmland lots at the edge of the black dirt region.

Soils vary from rich valley loam to thin, rocky ground on the ridges, and the wooded hills bring deer and ticks right up to the lawn. We treat Warwick properties according to which side of that line they sit on.

Lawn Care

Lawn care in Warwick

Valley lawns grow fast and weedy, hillside lawns grow thin and dry, and Warwick has both.

  • Weed control programs for the vigorous broadleaf and crabgrass growth in loamy valley soil.
  • Fall aeration and drought-tolerant overseeding for rocky, sloped lots on the ridges.
  • Fertilization timed for the Hudson Valley’s cooler spring and earlier fall than Westchester.
Lawn care services

Tick & Pest Control

Tick and mosquito control in Warwick

Wooded hills and orchard edges make Warwick one of the higher-pressure tick areas we serve.

  • Barrier treatments along tree lines, stone walls, and the brushy edges of former orchard and pasture.
  • Mosquito control near ponds, creeks, and the low wet ground toward Pine Island.
  • Seasonal programs that begin in April and run through the fall deer tick surge.
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Where we work in Warwick

Neighborhoods and landmarks on our Warwick route

  • Warwick Village
  • Mount Peter
  • Pine Island
  • Greenwood Lake area
  • Wickham Lake
  • Bellvale

Nearby towns we serve

Same crew, same calendar, next town over

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Warwick FAQs

Questions we hear from Warwick homeowners

Yes. The village, Bellvale, Pine Island, and the Greenwood Lake side of town are all on our Orange County route.

Usually, yes. Brushy orchard edges hold deer and leaf litter, which means ticks. A barrier treatment along that edge is where we focus first.

A week or two later than southern Westchester. Pre-emergent goes down in April as soil temperatures approach 55 degrees, and fall aeration and overseeding run through September.