Service
Mosquito Control
Get your yard back from April through October.
Monthly barrier treatments through mosquito season, applied to the shaded harborage areas where mosquitoes rest between feedings.
What’s included
- Monthly barrier applications through the April–October season
- Treatment focused on shrub lines, tree canopy, fence rows and shaded low spots
- Larvicide for standing water that cannot be drained
- Yard walkthrough to identify breeding sites you can eliminate for free
Mosquitoes rest in the shade, not the open lawn
Spraying the middle of a sunny lawn accomplishes very little. Adult mosquitoes spend the day resting on the underside of leaves in shaded, humid areas — azalea and ligustrum beds, the wood line at the back of the property, under decks, along fence rows. That is where the barrier treatment goes, and it is why a properly applied treatment keeps working for weeks while a hose-end spray from the hardware store lasts an afternoon.
Breeding sites matter as much as the spray
A bottle cap of water is enough for some species. On the first visit we walk the property and point out the culprits: clogged gutters, saucers under potted plants, tarps, corrugated drain pipe, bird baths, low spots that hold water for a week after a coastal downpour. Anything you can dump, we tell you about. Anything that has to stay wet, we larvicide.
Honest expectations
No treatment makes a Georgia yard mosquito-free in August. What a good program does is cut the population down to where you can sit outside, eat dinner on the deck and let the kids play in the yard without getting eaten alive. If you are hosting an event, call us ahead of time and we will schedule around it.
Best for
Families who stopped using their own backyard between May and September.
Where we provide this service
Statesboro, Savannah, Claxton, Pooler, Guyton, Richmond Hill, Effingham County and the surrounding Southeast Georgia communities.
Want mosquito control on your property?
Free estimates, no pressure, and a straight answer about what your yard needs.