TicksConnecticut Tick Risk by County: What the 2025 State Data Shows
The state drags for ticks at 40 sites every year and tests what it finds. Here's what the latest results say about where you live.
Straightforward pest-control advice, DIY solutions, and help finding a pro when you actually need one.
Sometimes you need a pro. Sometimes you just need to dump the water out of a flowerpot. We'll help you figure out which.
Professional pest control shouldn't be a mystery. Before you sign anything, get clear on the questions that make quotes comparable — and the answers a good provider will happily give.
Read the Homeowner GuidesA huge part of pest control is really one question: how do I solve this without creating a new problem for my family? Throughout DuckTheBugs we address kids and pets directly — when it's safe to return to a treated area, what to move beforehand, what to ask a pro about the products they use, and where lower-exposure or non-chemical options fit. We never call a treatment simply 'safe' — we point you to the product label and licensed professionals for the specifics.

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TicksThe state drags for ticks at 40 sites every year and tests what it finds. Here's what the latest results say about where you live.
There's no single right number — but there are right questions. Here's how to make quotes actually comparable.
Skip the gadgets that don't do much. Here's the short list of things that genuinely move the needle.
It depends on your property and your risk. Here's an honest way to think about it.
A quick, practical checklist so you know what you're paying for — and what to ask about kids and pets.

If you can solve the problem yourself, we'll tell you. If it's time to call a professional, we'll tell you that too. No scare tactics. No mystery. Just practical pest-control information.