Services
Four jobs, one yard
Every yard starts with a walk. After that you choose how it gets treated, and you can change your mind between visits.
- Every 3 to 4 weeks
Barrier spray
A treatment on foliage, fences and shaded spots where mosquitoes rest.
Barrier spraySeven visits from April to October
Best for most yards
Tick edges can be added
- Refilled every 4 weeks
Misting systems
Nozzles on a timer along the fence line, installed once and refilled by us.
Misting systemsMists on a schedule you set
Quoted at the yard walk
Good for patios and pools
- Every 3 weeks
Natural oils
Plant-oil formulas for yards that want a different product.
Natural oilsNine visits from April to October
Wears off sooner, so visits are closer
Tick edges can be added
- Add-on
Tick control
The shady edge of the yard, where the lawn meets leaf litter or a greenbelt.
Tick controlSpring and fall visits
Fence lines and leaf litter
Not a substitute for checking yourself
How it works
Every job follows the same four steps
Step 1: Walk
We walk the yard with you and look for standing water, shade and dense growth.
Step 2: Map
The wet spots and the places mosquitoes rest go on a one-page map.
Step 3: Treat
We treat the mapped areas on the schedule on your estimate.
Step 4: Check
We text a note after each visit and adjust the next one if the yard has changed.
About the services
What about kids and pets?
Our applicators follow the product label on every visit. We tell you which parts of the yard to keep kids and pets off, and for how long, and we text you when it has dried. Ask us for the product list and we'll send it.
Will I have no mosquitoes?
No treatment does that. A good one cuts the number a lot, most of the time, for a few weeks at a stretch. Rain, heat and a neighbor's pond all change it. If they're back sooner than they should be, call or text and we come back to re-treat the same areas.
Do you treat ticks too?
Yes, as an add-on along the shady edge of the yard: fence lines, leaf litter and where the lawn meets a greenbelt. It doesn't replace checking yourself and your dogs after time outside.
Not sure which one?
Walk the yard with us and we'll tell you what we'd do and why.