White Plains, Westchester County, NY

Lawn Care & Tick Control in White Plains, NY

Lawn care and tick and mosquito control for White Plains neighborhoods from Gedney to North Broadway.

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White Plains, Westchester County

Lawn care and tick control built for White Plains yards

Beyond the downtown towers, White Plains is a city of residential neighborhoods: Gedney Farms, Rosedale, Fisher Hill, Highlands, and the streets off North Broadway. Lots are moderate, the trees are mature, and many yards see heavy use from kids and dogs.

Foot traffic plus clay soil means compaction is the first thing we look for on a White Plains lawn, and the Bronx River Parkway greenway and Silver Lake Preserve keep deer and ticks close to the city’s edges.

Lawn Care

Lawn care in White Plains

White Plains lawns are usually worn rather than neglected.

  • Core aeration every fall, with a spring pass for high-traffic backyards that puddle after rain.
  • Overseeding with a durable tall fescue and ryegrass mix that stands up to play and pets.
  • Season-long weed control for the dandelion, plantain, and crabgrass that colonize thin spots.
Lawn care services

Tick & Pest Control

Tick and mosquito control in White Plains

Deer and tick pressure is highest in the neighborhoods that border the parkway, Silver Lake, and the Saxon Woods edge.

  • Perimeter barrier treatments where yards meet greenway, park, or wooded lot lines.
  • Mosquito treatments on shaded foundation plantings and along fences in denser neighborhoods.
  • Single pre-event treatments for backyard parties and seasonal programs for the full season.
Tick & pest control services

Where we work in White Plains

Neighborhoods and landmarks on our White Plains route

  • Gedney Farms
  • Rosedale
  • Fisher Hill
  • Highlands
  • North Broadway
  • Battle Hill

Nearby towns we serve

Same crew, same calendar, next town over

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White Plains FAQs

Questions we hear from White Plains homeowners

Yes. Residential neighborhoods across the city are on our routes. If you have a small yard, the program is priced for the square footage you actually have.

Fertilization keeps the turf growing so it can repair wear, and fall aeration with overseeding rebuilds the worn areas. We also recommend a durable seed blend rather than a fine ornamental one for busy yards.

In neighborhoods near the Bronx River Parkway, Silver Lake, and Saxon Woods, yes. Deer use those corridors and ticks drop off in adjacent yards. A perimeter barrier program is the usual fit.