Simply Safer Kansas City

06/08/2026

It is RODEO time!
Take your kids to a great night out in Odessa! Make some memories

Thanks to our generous sponsors, Revelate Real Estate Group and Simply Safer Kansas City, we will host Youth Barrels BOTH NIGHTS, June 19 & 20.

Call ins are June 15!

06/08/2026

Be aware and prevent.

04/25/2026

Yikes!

A species of wiggling worms can jump a foot in the air, and they’ve spread to more than a dozen states in the Midwest, including Kansas and Missouri.
https://fox4kc.com/news/missouri-news/officials-again-warn-of-invasive-crazy-worm-found-in-missouri-kansas-and-more/

04/22/2026

Tick Season Is Here — Know How to Remove Them Safely

If you find a tick attached, how you remove it matters more than most people realize.

✔️ Use fine-tip tweezers
✔️ Grab the tick as close to the skin (mouth area) as possible
✔️ Pull straight out with steady, even pressure

Avoid squeezing the body or twisting—this can increase the chance of the tick releasing harmful bacteria into your body.

That small tip in the graphic? That’s the part anchored into your skin. The goal is to remove that cleanly.

After removal:
• Clean the area
• Monitor for symptoms
• Reach out to your doctor if anything seems off

Ticks are active right here in the Kansas City area—especially around shaded edges, landscaping, and fence lines.

If you’re noticing ticks in your yard, that’s where we focus treatment to help reduce exposure for your family and pets.
🌐 Request a Quote: https://www.simplysaferkc.com/request-quote-form

04/18/2026

Be aware! https://www.simplysaferkc.com/tick-control

04/08/2026

🌱 Season Is Starting — Here’s What We’re Seeing Around KC

We’re kicking off our routes here in the Kansas City area, and with the weather patterns we’ve had so far… things are lining up for an active start to the season.

Here’s what’s already beginning to show up 👇
• Ticks becoming active in shaded edges & fence lines
• Mosquitoes starting to stage in damp, protected areas
• Spiders re-establishing around the home exterior

⏱️ Timing matters right now This early window is important. Waiting until things are “bad” usually means you’re playing catch-up.

Getting ahead of activity now helps:
✔️ Reduce buildup as temps rise
✔️ Knock down early populations
✔️ Set the yard up for a more comfortable season

✅ What we’re doing this time of year
• Targeting where pests live (not just open lawn)
• Treating edges, shade zones, and transitions
• Laying the groundwork for season-long control programs

👍 Heads up on scheduling
We don’t lock in exact times for service —
weather still calls the shots (wind + rain matter for proper application).

But once you’re in the schedule:
📲 You’ll get a text the night before
📲 And a heads-up with ETA the day of

👇 If you’re thinking about service
Now’s the time to get on the route before things ramp up. Feel free to message us or request a quote—we’re happy to take a look and get you set up the right way.

— Simply Safer Kansas City

Simply Safer Kansas City offers organic based pest control Odessa, MO and Lee's Summit, MO rely on. Contact us for a free quote!

03/26/2026

Did you know?
Ticks can live up to 2–3 years… and lay thousands of eggs at once. 😳
Here’s how many eggs the most common ticks in Missouri can lay:
American Dog Tick: 4,000–6,500 eggs
Lone Star Tick: 3,000–5,000 eggs
Blacklegged (Deer) Tick: ~2,000 eggs
Brown Dog Tick: 1,000–3,000 eggs
That’s why one missed tick can lead to a serious infestation.
At Simply Safer KC, we use proven treatments to protect your yard, pets, and family—without harsh chemicals.
✅ Organic options available
✅ Safe around kids & pets
✅ Local and trusted
Let us help you reclaim your outdoor space—before those eggs hatch! 🐾💪
📞 816-715-1947 | 🌐 www.simplysaferkc.com

03/04/2026

Ticks are on the move!

08/30/2025

Out in Oakshire today providing Mosquito, Flea & Tick Control for a customer! 🏡🌿
If you’d like to enjoy your yard without the bugs, contact Simply Safer KC for a free estimate today!

08/24/2025

🚨 Bagworms Hitting Evergreens Hard 🚨
If you’ve noticed your evergreens turning brown like this 👇, you might be dealing with Evergreen Bagworm Moths.
🟤 The larvae build camouflaged “bags” made of twigs and needles (see the quarter-size one in the photo).
🌲 They feed aggressively on arborvitae, cedar, spruce, and other evergreens, stripping foliage and leaving trees stressed or dead.
⚠️ Once bagworm populations get established, damage can spread quickly through entire rows of trees.
👉 We’re out treating locally right now. The best time to stop them is while the larvae are still active—before they seal up for the season.
📞 Call/Text 816-715-1947 for safe, effective treatment options.
🍃 No contracts. Just results.