Why mosquitoes are so bad here
Mosquitoes breed in standing water, and it doesn't take much. A clogged gutter, a bucket, a tarp or a plant saucer can produce hundreds of mosquitoes. The Asian tiger mosquito, common in Tennessee, bites during the day and breeds in small containers around homes. Season runs from about March into October.
How our mosquito treatment works
We inspect your yard for breeding sites and the shady, sheltered spots where adult mosquitoes rest, like shrubs, under decks and along fence lines. We treat those resting areas and address breeding sites, then return on a regular schedule through the season to keep numbers down.
Cut down mosquitoes around your home
- Dump standing water at least once a week
- Clean gutters so they drain completely
- Change birdbath and pet water often
- Store buckets, toys and wheelbarrows upside down
- Keep grass and shrubs trimmed
Questions about mosquito control
When should I start mosquito service?
Starting in spring, before populations build, gives the best results through summer.
Can you treat before an outdoor party?
Call us to talk about timing a treatment before a cookout, wedding or other event.