Bite Back focuses on the zones that drive bite pressure most — shaded foliage, damp pockets, and border edges — using an all-natural approach designed for Long Island backyards.
Updated December 25, 2025 • By Laurie White
The difference we hear most often is simple: families feel like they can finally enjoy the yard again — without being pushed into a harsh chemical routine.
Answer a few quick questions and we’ll send pricing for your home. Our plan is built around targeted application in the areas that drive results — shade, moisture pockets, and border edges.
We don’t split this into separate “tick-only” or “mosquito-only” visits. Your plan is a combined tick + mosquito program designed around the zones that drive both problems — especially edges, shade pockets, and humid resting areas.
Each visit starts with a quick scan for the hotspots that matter most: dense foliage, damp pockets, and border edges.
We focus coverage where pests actually live — not the middle of the lawn. This is where comfort improves fastest.
Relief builds when pressure stays down through rain cycles, hatch waves, and peak activity periods.
We currently serve both Nassau and Suffolk County. Use the dropdowns to browse towns — and if you don’t see your neighborhood, call 866-SWAT-BUG and we’ll confirm coverage.
Explore a few of our Long Island pages:
On Long Island, bite pressure usually comes from repeatable conditions: shade + humidity + edges. Mosquitoes hide in cool foliage during the day, and ticks cluster where lawn meets brush and leaf litter — especially when wildlife passes through.
Routes currently cover Nassau and Suffolk with additional neighborhoods added as service expands. Use the map to explore.
This quick video shows our inspection-led approach and why targeting the right zones matters more than “spraying everything.”
Watch a quick 30-second look at how we inspect and treat Long Island properties.
Straight answers to common questions from Nassau and Suffolk homeowners.
Helpful official guidance for prevention and safety across the season.
