Mosquito Control Services

Our trained technicians apply treatment to the edges of your yard where mosquitoes enter, shaded areas and dense vegetation where they rest, around standing water sources that can't be removed, and hard-to-reach spots that DIY methods miss.

Treating about every two weeks means we’re on your property twice a month — spotting new standing water, fresh growth, and problem areas between applications. Tri-weekly and seasonal plans cover the same ground on a longer cycle. Each application keeps working between visits, so you get consistent results all season long.

Curious what happens in the off-season? Our guide to where mosquitoes go in winter explains dormancy and when to expect them back in spring.

Barrier treatments coat the leaf surface — they don’t move into the plant — so new growth after a visit is untreated. A shorter cycle keeps up with it.

Source: National Pesticide Information Center — Bifenthrin Technical Fact Sheet

Our traditional spray uses Bifenthrin, a synthetic version of compounds found in chrysanthemum flowers. We mix it with garlic and a sticking agent that helps it last through rain and sun. This formula is labeled for use in kennels and greenhouses.

For customers who prefer to avoid synthetic solutions, we offer a 100% natural option using citronella, peppermint, and cinnamon oils, garlic, and a sticking agent. The garlic deters mosquitoes, the oils are toxic to insects, and we apply it with family- and pet-friendly practices.

After treatment, we ask that you keep kids and pets off treated areas until dry — typically 30–45 minutes. After that, your yard is ready to enjoy. Our traditional spray's primary ingredient is labeled for use in both kennels and greenhouses, so you can feel confident about safety.