Helping to Protect Your Beautiful Landscaping From Deer Damage
Deer Solution of South Jersey
This independently owned and operated location services Southern NJ.
More Freedom to Plant What You Want
Do You Struggle With:
Curb the Damage Now!
The Issue
What We Do
We help these frustrated homeowners save their landscapes from the deer, by protecting their plants and shrubs, so they can thrive and bloom again.
The Plan
When you schedule an estimate with Deer Solution – Repellent Service, a Certified Deer Damage Expert will come to your home and create a customized plan with your input. After service begins you will be able to rest assured knowing the deer will be deterred from your landscape.
Protection Without
Harsh Chemicals or Bad Smells
About Deer Solution
- We Specialize in Deer Damage Control
(we do not offer any other service) - Our Branches are All Locally Owned and Operated and Making an Impact in Their Communities
- Our Certified Deer Damage Experts™ are Fully Trained and Licensed Professionals
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
Our Repellent Service
- Our Proprietary Repellent is All Natural
- Works by Taste and Smell to Deter Deer
- Our Product is Family, Pet and Environmentally Friendly
- Dries Clear and Without Foul Odors
Frequently Asked Questions
What part of South Jersey does this location serve?
Deer Solution of South Jersey is an independently owned and operated franchise serving homeowners throughout Southern New Jersey. Service boundaries can vary near the edges of a territory, so the surest way to confirm a specific address is covered is to call 888-503-8313 or request a free at-home estimate.
Do you charge for the initial visit, and what does treatment cost?
The first visit is a free, no-obligation estimate. A Deer Damage Expert™ walks the property, assesses the damage, and develops a treatment plan and cost estimate specific to that yard. Because every property’s plantings and deer pressure are different, Deer Solution doesn’t publish a flat price. Request an estimate at deersolution.com or by calling 888-503-8313 to get a number for your property.
What does the treatment actually do to keep deer away from my plants?
Technicians apply an all-natural, proprietary repellent that works on taste and smell rather than physically blocking deer, so treated shrubs, flowers, and garden beds become less appealing to browse. The formula is built from essential oils and other ingredients that fall under the EPA’s 25(b) minimum-risk pesticide exemption. It dries clear and holds up in the weather with the help of a “super-sticker” additive, rather than washing off after the first rain.
Does South Jersey need treatments year-round, including fall and winter?
Yes. Deer pressure often increases in late fall and winter as natural food sources disappear. Because of that, landscaping, including evergreens that stay green through the season, can become more of a target, not less. Homeowners who keep their South Jersey property on a recurring treatment schedule through the colder months give their plants continued protection when deer are most likely to test them.
What happens if I’m not happy with the results?
Deer Solution backs its service with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If a South Jersey customer isn’t satisfied, the local team continues working on the property until they are, or removes the cost of the most recent regular treatment. That policy applies to the service experience. No repellent can guarantee that deer will never set foot on a property, which is why the guarantee is about the work, not a promise of total deer exclusion.
Would a fence work better than ongoing treatments?
It depends on your goal. A tall fence, generally at least 10 feet, is the only option that can fully keep deer off a property. However, that level of fencing is a significant construction project and isn’t practical or desired for every yard. Recurring professional treatments are the non-invasive alternative most South Jersey homeowners choose instead. They don’t change the look of the property and are scheduled around the plants that matter most, though they make landscaping less appealing rather than physically excluding deer, as a fence does.
