Mosquito Control & Yard Treatment
Treat the water they breed in, not just the air you can smell it in.
What's actually involved
Between the bay, the bayous and eight months of humidity, mosquito pressure here is as high as anywhere in the country. Most homeowners assume the problem is coming from the neighbour's yard. Usually it is coming from their own.
It takes very little standing water to breed thousands — a plant saucer, a clogged gutter, a low spot that holds after rain. That is why adult knockdown alone wears off in days, and why the water has to be part of the treatment.
Site survey
We find and show you every breeding site on the property, including the ones you would never check.
Larvicide treatment
Standing water, drains and low spots treated so the next generation never hatches.
Harbourage treatment
Shaded undersides of foliage and fence lines where adults rest through the day.
Three-week interval
Matched to the breeding cycle rather than a convenient monthly round.
Misting systems
Automated perimeter systems installed, tuned and serviced where you want a permanent fix.
Event treatments
One-off treatment 24 to 48 hours before a wedding, party or reunion.
How the job runs
- 01
Survey the property
Breeding sites, resting areas and drainage identified and photographed.
- 02
First treatment
Larvicide plus adult harbourage treatment, done together rather than separately.
- 03
Source reduction advice
We tell you the two or three changes that make the biggest difference for free.
- 04
Seasonal schedule
Repeat every three weeks March through October, booked in advance.
Questions we get every week
Adult populations drop within a day or two. The bigger change comes after the second and third treatments, once the breeding cycle in your own yard is genuinely broken.
Something not covered here? Call +1 (281) 555-0163 and talk to a licensed technician directly.
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