Town of Woodbury, Orange County, NY

Lawn Care & Tick Control in Town of Woodbury, NY

Lawn care and deer tick barrier programs for Highland Mills and Central Valley homes below Schunnemunk Mountain and Harriman State Park.

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Town of Woodbury, Orange County

Lawn care and tick control built for Town of Woodbury yards

Woodbury’s hamlets, Highland Mills and Central Valley, sit in a valley between Schunnemunk Mountain and the western edge of Harriman State Park. Nearly every yard has forest within sight, and many back directly onto it.

Rocky, wooded, and shaded, Woodbury lots have thin soil and some of the heaviest deer traffic in Orange County, which makes tick control the first conversation on most properties.

Lawn Care

Lawn care in Town of Woodbury

Thin valley soil and mountain shade mean Woodbury lawns need seed and soil work more than fertilizer alone.

  • Fall core aeration and overseeding with shade-tolerant fescue blends.
  • Soil testing and lime where the acidic forest soil calls for it.
  • Fertilization timed for the valley’s shorter growing season.
Lawn care services

Tick & Pest Control

Tick and mosquito control in Town of Woodbury

With Harriman and Schunnemunk on either side, deer and deer ticks are constant in Woodbury yards.

  • Barrier treatments along the full lawn-to-forest edge, stone walls, and leaf litter under shrubs.
  • Attention to deer paths, which are obvious on most Woodbury lots and worth treating.
  • Season-long programs from early spring through November.
Tick & pest control services

Where we work in Town of Woodbury

Neighborhoods and landmarks on our Town of Woodbury route

  • Highland Mills
  • Central Valley
  • Schunnemunk
  • Woodbury Common area
  • Ridge Road

Nearby towns we serve

Same crew, same calendar, next town over

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Town of Woodbury FAQs

Questions we hear from Town of Woodbury homeowners

Yes. Both hamlets and the surrounding town roads are on our Orange County route.

The band where your lawn meets the woods, plus stone walls, shaded beds, and any visible deer paths. That edge is where ticks wait for a host, and treating it protects the yard your family uses.

Where there is filtered light and a few inches of soil, yes, with fine fescue and fall overseeding after aeration. We will tell you during the evaluation which areas are better as ground cover.