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Mosquitoes breed in standing water you can't always see, so spraying the air does little. Our 2-part approach targets where they breed and where they rest for fast, lasting relief.
Water and shelter keep them around.
Standing water
Stagnant water is the number one cause. Gutters, drains, pet bowls, and hidden spots all become breeding grounds.
Shady, humid areas
Mosquitoes are weak fliers, so shaded, wind-protected spots give them a sheltered place to rest.
CO2 and animals
They're drawn to the carbon dioxide, heat, and scent from people and pets, so activity rises where you gather.
A 2-part approach, not just a fog.
Inspect for breeding sites
We hunt down the standing water and resting spots that keep mosquitoes coming back, even the hidden ones.
Treat where they breed
We address the source, not just the adults you swat, so the next generation never gets started.
Treat where they rest
Our 2-part method also targets the shaded, humid areas where adult mosquitoes shelter during the day.
Maintain and protect
Mosquito pressure returns with the seasons, so recurring service keeps your yard usable. If they return between visits, so do we, at no extra cost.
Think you have a mosquito problem?
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What draws them in, and why DIY falls short.
Mosquitoes are one of the hardest yard pests to control on your own. Tap any topic to learn more.
Standing water+
Stagnant standing water is the main reason you have mosquitoes, and a lot of it is out of your control thanks to location, neighbors, and nearby natural habitats. Even small hidden amounts are enough for them to breed.
Shady and humid areas+
While standing water has the biggest impact, humid or shady areas give mosquitoes an ideal place to rest. They're weak fliers, so spots with wind protection become a haven where they take shelter during the day.
Carbon dioxide and animals+
Mosquitoes are highly attracted to the carbon dioxide released by people and animals, so even an outdoor gathering can spike local activity. Pets and livestock give off the same attractants, so if you have outdoor pets or live near farms or wildlife, you may see more mosquitoes.
Can I do it myself?+
DIY mosquito control is tough because real management takes consistent, comprehensive effort. Mosquitoes breed in hidden or hard-to-reach spots like clogged gutters, dense foliage, and underground drains, so finding and eliminating every breeding site is nearly impossible for a homeowner. Over-the-counter sprays and traps usually give only temporary relief and may not even target your local species.
When to call a professional+
If you've spent more than $100 trying to DIY, you've already spent too much. Large or recurring problems usually mean mosquitoes have established breeding sites you haven't found. For prevention, a recurring plan is highly recommended to protect you through the season, and a professional can pinpoint why, when, and how they're thriving and solve it in one coordinated effort.
Answers before you even ask.
Why don't store sprays and candles work for long?+
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Are treatments safe for my family and pets?+
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