Mosquito & Tick Control
Seasonal source reduction, larviciding, and a residual barrier that takes your yard back.
For households who want their backyard usable again.
You might need this if…
- Mosquitoes making the yard unusable at dusk
- Standing water you cannot fully drain
- Ticks on people or pets after time outdoors
- You host outdoors in the warm months
How it works
- 01Inspect and eliminate standing-water breeding sites
- 02Larvicide any water that cannot be drained
- 03Treat foliage and resting harborage with a residual barrier
- 04Re-service every ~3 weeks through the season
What’s included
- Standing-water source reduction
- Larvicide (Bti) for undrainable water
- Residual barrier on foliage & harborage
- Tick treatment along yard edges
- Recurring service through peak season
- Special-event pre-treatment available
Pests this covers
Common questions
We use EPA-registered products applied strictly as directed on the label, and an Integrated Pest Management approach that uses the least-invasive effective method — often baits and targeted placements rather than broadcast spraying. The product label sets the re-entry interval; for most interior applications that simply means staying off treated surfaces until they are dry. We will always walk you through what we are using and any precautions.
In the Triangle, mosquito pressure runs roughly April through October. Our seasonal program re-treats about every three weeks to maintain the barrier through peak months. We also offer single-event pre-treatments for weddings and parties.