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Questions About Our Mosquito Control Service?
Mosquitoes can quickly ruin outdoor activities and make it unbearable to enjoy your yard. At GroundSmith, we specialize in effective mosquito control solutions to help homeowners, businesses, and event organizers maintain comfortable, bite-free outdoor spaces. Below are some of the most frequently asked questions about our mosquito control services.
Our mosquito control treatments use targeted sprays that eliminate mosquitoes on contact and create a protective barrier around your property. This significantly reduces mosquito populations and prevents new ones from invading your space.
Our treatments typically last 3 to 4 weeks, depending on weather conditions. For continuous protection, we recommend regularly scheduled treatments throughout the mosquito season.
Yes! Our mosquito control treatments are applied by trained professionals using EPA-approved products that are safe for families and pets once dry. We follow strict guidelines to ensure effective yet responsible application.
Yes! If you're hosting an outdoor wedding, barbecue, corporate event, or party, we offer one-time mosquito treatments to keep your guests comfortable and bite-free.
We focus on high-risk mosquito breeding areas, including:
- Lawns and landscaping
- Shrubs, bushes, and tree lines
- Patios, decks, and outdoor seating areas
- Standing water sources like ponds and drainage areas
Our mosquito treatments primarily target mosquitoes, but they can also help reduce populations of other flying insects, such as gnats and no-see-ums.
In addition to professional treatments, you can help prevent mosquito infestations by:
- Eliminating standing water in gutters, buckets, birdbaths, and old tires.
- Keeping grass and shrubs trimmed to reduce shaded resting areas.
- Using outdoor fans to disrupt mosquito flight paths.
You can re-enter treated areas within 30-60 minutes after the application has dried.
Mosquitoes become active as temperatures rise, so we recommend starting treatments in early spring and continuing them through fall for maximum protection.