Mosquito Control

1) Site inspection & mapping — technician inspects yard, gutters, low spots, storm drains, birdbaths, tarps, and shaded creeklines, then creates a photo-backed site map highlighting larval habitats and high‑use human areas. 2) Source reduction — we remove or document drainable containers, advise on gutter/landscape fixes, and recommend simple homeowner actions (flip pots, aerate drains, trim dense groundcover near seating areas). 3) Larval control — targeted larvicide treatments to persistent standing water (catch basins, pond edges, blocked roof gutters) using reduced‑risk products safe for pets when applied correctly. Larval control reduces emerging adults over 7–14 days. 4) Perimeter & foliage barrier — low‑volume, residual barrier sprays to yard edges, shrub bases, and porch overhangs where adult mosquitoes rest. Expect a noticeable drop in biting activity within 24–72 hours after treatment. 5) Tick-directed applications — focused treatments along fence lines, leaf litter, and brush edges to lower tick encounters in activity zones; combined with landscape advice (mulch borders, lawn height, brush removal). 6) Follow-up & documentation — weekly or biweekly visits during peak months (May–Oct) available, plus event or one‑off treatments. Each visit includes a short photo report, recommendations for exclusion/source fixes, and adjustment of the plan based on activity and weather. Typical control requires 2–6 visits in a season depending on yard complexity and nearby wet‑