High mosquito pressure: Treatments every 10–12 days.
Average mosquito pressure: Treatments every two weeks.
Low mosquito pressure: Treatments every 17–18 days.
While the total number of treatments depends on weather conditions and mosquito populations, we typically provide 10–12 treatments over the course of a season.Mosquito harborage areas – Cool, dark, and damp spots such as under decks, sheds, in plants, or evergreens.
High-traffic areas – Spaces where you and your family spend time, like patios, fire pits, or play areas.
Standing water – Any locations that may encourage mosquito breeding.
After the treatment, your technician will document any issues they found and email you a detailed service report. Once the treatment dries (typically 15–20 minutes), your yard is ready to be enjoyed again.We always strive to keep your treatment on the scheduled day, however, if the weather requires us to reschedule, your treatment will be moved to the next work day.
After-service notification – Your technician will email you a detailed service report after your treatment.
Yard signs – White and red landscape signs will be posted in your yard as a visual indicator.
GPS tracking – We use a GPS tracking system that records the path of your treatment.
If you ever have questions, we can provide this information for your peace of mind. We achieve this by identifying and eliminating sources of standing water and treating areas where water cannot be removed to stop mosquito larvae from developing.Are there areas in your yard with standing water that may have been overlooked?
Are you noticing more mosquitoes at specific times of the day or in certain parts of your yard?
Have there been any recent changes to your property, such as new landscaping or water features?
We’ll work with you to resolve the issue and ensure your yard remains enjoyable.