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Pest control in Norfolk County

Norfolk County yards are big, wooded and old — conservation land on one side, a stone wall on the other. BuzzGuard treats from Dover and Medfield through Foxboro, Sharon and Walpole.

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Local pest pressure

Wooded lots, old houses, established ticks

The Charles and Neponset corridors, the state forests around Foxboro and Wrentham, and the town conservation land that abuts half the residential lots in the county make Norfolk a tick county first and a mosquito county second.

  • Conservation land on the property lineTwo-acre zoning backing onto town forest is the Norfolk County norm. The treatment that matters runs along the wooded edge, the stone wall and the leaf litter — not across the middle of the lawn.
  • River-corridor mosquitoesThe Charles, the Neponset and their wetlands produce steadily from May onward. Properties within a few hundred yards see pressure that citronella candles and zappers don't touch.
  • Century homes, endless web anchorsDeep eaves, wraparound porches and hundred-year-old clapboard give spiders far more to anchor to than a modern build. De-webbing plus an exterior barrier is what keeps them off it.
Services in Norfolk County

Every BuzzGuard service, on a local route

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Where we work in and around Norfolk County

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FAQ

Norfolk County questions, answered

Do you treat large, heavily wooded lots?

Most of our Norfolk County work is exactly that. Larger properties are quoted on treated area rather than lot size — on a five-acre lot we typically treat the used yard plus the wooded edge, not the whole parcel, which keeps both the price and the amount of product down.

When should tick treatments start here?

April. Adult blacklegged ticks are active whenever the ground isn't frozen, and the nymph season in May and June is when most Lyme transmission happens — so the earlier visits matter more than the late ones.

Can you work around a pollinator garden or a certified wildlife habitat?

Yes, and we'd rather you tell us up front. Blooming plants, vegetable beds and water features are excluded from every application, and we can put the whole property on our botanical program if you'd prefer.

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