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Common questions before you contact us
What exactly ARE chiggers?
Chiggers are the microscopic larval stage of Trombiculid mites — not insects, but arachnids. They're so small (1/150th of an inch) you can barely see them. Contrary to myth, they don't burrow into skin — they inject digestive enzymes that dissolve skin cells and then feed on the liquefied tissue. The resulting welt and intense itching can last 1-2 weeks.
Where are chiggers most commonly found?
Chiggers love moist, overgrown areas with tall grass, weeds, and brush. They concentrate in transition zones (edges between mowed lawn and woods), berry patches, unmowed fields, and overgrown landscaping. They're most active in late spring through early fall, especially after rain.
What does chigger treatment cost?
Standard yard treatment: $125-$250 per application. Seasonal package (6 treatments): $600-$1,200. Habitat management: $300-$800 one-time. Most properties need 4-6 treatments per season for complete protection. Free yard evaluation and chigger-risk assessment.
How fast does treatment work?
Results and re-entry time depend on the product, application, weather, and site conditions. Follow the label and the provider’s written safety instructions; do not rely on a universal time estimate.
How can I prevent chigger bites?
Wear long pants tucked into socks when in tall grass. Use DEET-based repellent on skin and permethrin on clothing. Shower immediately after outdoor activity and wash clothes in hot water. But the best prevention is eliminating chiggers from your property — that's where we come in.