Mosquito season here starts in March and runs through October. Standing water from afternoon thunderstorms is the main culprit: a clogged gutter or forgotten plant tray can produce thousands of eggs in a week. Beyond the bites, our mosquitoes carry West Nile, Zika, and Eastern Equine Encephalitis. Monthly barrier treatments get your yard back.
Mosquitoes aren’t just annoying. They’re one of the deadliest animals on earth. In Southeast Alabama, several mosquito-borne diseases pose genuine health risks to your family.
The most common mosquito-borne disease in the U.S. Can cause fever, headache, body aches, and in rare cases severe neurological illness. Alabama reports cases every year.
Can cause serious birth defects when pregnant women are infected. The Aedes mosquitoes that carry Zika are present in Southeast Alabama.
Rare but extremely serious, with roughly a 30% fatality rate. Alabama is in the endemic range. Cases occur periodically in both humans and horses.
Mosquitoes transmit heartworm to dogs and cats. This serious parasitic infection is common in the Southeast and can be fatal without treatment.
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Mosquitoes are vectors for multiple diseases in the Southeastern United States.
Mosquito management to keep your yard usable all season.
Primary mosquito control service
Season-long protection recommended
One-time special occasion spray
We walk your property to identify mosquito resting areas, breeding sites, and your primary outdoor activity areas.
Standing water is where mosquitoes reproduce. We identify obvious and hidden breeding sites and provide elimination recommendations.
Barrier spray applied to shrubs, trees, under decks, around patios, fences, and near seating areas.
Each month we return to reapply and assess activity. We adjust our approach based on weather and conditions.
Mosquitoes need standing water to breed, and even tiny amounts will do. Weekly, check and empty flower pot saucers, bird baths, buckets, wheelbarrows, children’s toys, and clogged gutters.
Keep grass mowed short. Trim shrubs and vegetation. Clear leaves and debris. Improve drainage in low spots where water pools after rain.
Wear long sleeves during dawn and dusk. Use EPA-registered repellents containing DEET, picaridin, or oil of lemon eucalyptus. Consider permethrin-treated clothing.
Repair or replace damaged window and door screens. Keep doors and windows closed or screened. Use air conditioning when possible.
Products not available in stores. More effective, longer-lasting, and specifically formulated for mosquito control.
Knowing where to apply matters as much as the products. Our technicians understand mosquito behavior and target resting and breeding areas.
Monthly professional service maintains consistent protection all season. DIY treatments often lapse, allowing populations to rebound quickly.
We recommend monthly treatment during mosquito season, typically April through October in Southeast Alabama. Some years mosquitoes remain active longer due to warm fall weather, and we can extend treatment as needed.
Yes, when applied correctly. We ask that people and pets stay off treated surfaces until the product dries (usually about 30 minutes). After that, you can resume normal outdoor activities.
Yes. We offer special event treatments applied 24–48 hours before your outdoor gathering. These significantly reduce mosquito activity during your event. Contact us at least a week in advance.
Heavy rain within 24 hours of treatment can reduce effectiveness. Our products resist normal rainfall once dried. If significant rain occurs shortly after treatment, contact us to discuss retreatment.
No treatment eliminates 100% of mosquitoes. They can fly in from neighboring properties. However, professional barrier treatment typically reduces activity by 80–90%, making a dramatic difference in outdoor comfort.
Best results come from starting early in the season, before populations explode. We recommend beginning in April. However, you can start anytime during mosquito season to get populations under control.
Yes. We provide mosquito management for restaurants with outdoor seating, event venues, parks, apartment communities, and other commercial properties. Contact us to discuss your business needs.
Great company. They have been treating our home for years. Their customer service is amazing.
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