• Use insect repellents containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus.

• Avoid Peak Mosquito Hours: Mosquitoes are most active at dusk and dawn. Plan your outdoor activities outside of these times to reduce your risk of being bitten.

• Wear Mosquito-Resistant Clothing: Choose long-sleeved shirts and light-colored pants when you’re out during early morning or evening hours. Mosquitoes are drawn to darker colors, so keeping your wardrobe bright can help deter them. Also, avoid heavily scented lotions, shampoos, and perfumes that could attract these pests.

• Install screens on windows and doors to keep mosquitoes out of your home

While simple DIY steps—like eliminating standing water or using over-the-counter repellents—can offer temporary relief, they often fall short of providing long-lasting protection.

Over-the-counter products may offer short-term relief, but they don’t address breeding activity or provide lasting control. Professional treatment focuses on both active mosquitoes and future populations.

No. As long as we have access to the yard, treatments can be completed while you’re away. We’ll notify you once service is finished.

No treatment can eliminate mosquitoes entirely, but professional service can significantly reduce activity and make outdoor areas far more comfortable throughout the season.

Yes. Our treatments are applied to mosquito resting areas and are designed to be family- and pet-conscious when used as directed. We’ll review any precautions with you before service.

Mosquito activity typically begins in late spring and continues through early fall, with peak pressure during warm, humid summer months. May-October.

No. As long as we have access to the yard, treatments can be completed while you’re away. We’ll notify you once service is finished.

Mosquitoes reproduce quickly and can migrate from nearby areas. That’s why ongoing treatments and prevention measures are important for maintaining consistent control.