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Mosquito protection for your backyard
Mosquito season here runs from about March to November. We fog the yard on a schedule, which kills the adults that are there and keeps new ones from settling in. Evenings on the patio get a lot better.
What we treat
Mosquitoes rest in the shade during the day. We treat the shrubs, the fence lines, dense foliage and the underside of decks, plus any spots where water stands.
How it works
A technician fogs the yard every few weeks through the season. Each visit kills what’s there and leaves a residual that keeps working until the next one. If we spot a drainage problem or a birdbath that’s breeding them, we’ll tell you.
What to expect
Fewer bites after the first visit, and a yard you can use all summer if you stay on the schedule. We spray where mosquitoes rest, so we’re not fogging your whole lot.
Common Questions
Mosquito Protection FAQs
How long does a treatment last?
About three to four weeks. That’s why we come back on a schedule through the season instead of doing it once.
When does mosquito season start in North Texas?
Once nights stay above the 50s, usually March or April, and they hang around into October or November. Starting early keeps the numbers from building up in the first place.
Will it hurt bees or my garden?
We stay off blooming plants where bees feed and spray the resting spots instead. Tell us if you’ve got a garden, a hive or a koi pond and we’ll work around it.