Procuring professional insect control can help guard you yard from disease-carrying mosquitoes, ticks, and other insects. In addition to the health benefits, your quality of life can be improved in number of other ways after receiving proper insect control services.
Don’t let Insects Crash Your Party
Mosquitos. The uninvited party guest. Has your party ever been cut short because your guests were “getting eaten alive” by mosquitos and their unwanted friends? It’s time to bounce those annoying vistors from your gathering. Your in-laws may have to stay, but the Mosquitos don’t.
For over 20 years, Mosquito Shield’s proven methods have eliminated unwanted vistors from yards and properties all over the United States. Contact your rep in Appleton, WI to learn how their insect control programs can begin working for you before summer begins.
Candles, Spray Cans, and Traps
Your local garden center undoubtedly has an aisle lined with Mosquito traps, spray cans, zapper guns, fly paper and other devices. No need to clutter up the shelves in the garage or shed.
You can remove the unsightly traps from your yard. In fact, Mosquito Shield recommends you remove them, as they often attract more mosquitos than they kill. The strategy behind these traps is contrary to the Mosquito Shield method of repelling mosquitos from around the border of your living areas, as opposed to attracting them onto the premises.
So throw out all the clutter and trinkets, and let your local friendly, trained Appleton Mosquito Shield expert come and assess your property, implement proper insect control methods, and leave.
Hire Insect Control Professionals
Although mosquitoes, ticks, and other unwanted critters look small, they are not a minor issue. If they’re not kept at bay through insect control in Appleton, they put your health at risk. Guard your yard with help from Mosquito Shield of Appleton. We offer insect control in Appleton to help keep you and your loved ones free of mosquitos. Please contact us to learn more about our insect control services.
