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Mosquito reduction

Seasonal yard treatment plus larval-source removal for outdoor spaces.

Why it matters

Mosquitoes in Central Texas are more than a nuisance — Aedes aegypti, common here, can carry West Nile and Zika. Most yards have a breeding source within a few feet of where people gather.

Know the signs

Start with a proper diagnosis.

Mosquitoes clustering in shaded areas or returning after every rain usually means nearby standing water is supporting the cycle.

What the service includes

  1. 01

    Survey the yard for breeding water

    Gutters, saucers, low spots, and anything that holds water for more than a few days gets checked.

  2. 02

    Treat larval sources where appropriate

    Larvicide goes directly into standing water we cannot eliminate, stopping the next hatch before it starts.

  3. 03

    Apply a targeted adult mosquito barrier

    Vegetation and resting surfaces get treated, not the whole yard indiscriminately.

  4. 04

    Return monthly from March through October

    Central Texas mosquito season runs long; monthly visits keep the barrier from lapsing.

Commonly treats

This service covers the pests we see most often in Central Texas homes.

Mosquitoes

Frequently asked

Is it safe for my dog or garden?+

Yes, once dry, usually within an hour. We avoid direct treatment of vegetable gardens and can work around fish ponds on request.

Can you treat before an outdoor event?+

Yes, event-day spot treatments are available outside the regular schedule — ask when you book.

What if it rains right after treatment?+

Heavy rain within a day can reduce effectiveness; call and we will re-spray at no charge.

★★★★★
5.0

Monthly misting made the difference in a week. They also pointed out a clogged drain breeding them.

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Leila F.

Mosquitoes · Central Texas

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