Georgia's mosquito season is long. Asian tiger mosquitoes start biting in March and the last house mosquitoes hang on into November. A backyard plan built around that calendar keeps your yard usable all summer.
When to start
Begin mosquito control in March or early April, before the first big hatch. Monthly barrier treatments from then through October keep populations from ever building.
How barrier spraying works
Mosquitoes rest on the undersides of leaves during the day. We apply a residual product to shrubs, tree lines, fence lines and shaded foliage where they hide, plus a larvicide in standing water we cannot drain. Each treatment lasts about 30 days.
What you can do
Dump anything holding water once a week: saucers, toys, tarps, gutters and bird baths. Tiger mosquitoes breed in a bottle cap of water and rarely fly more than a few hundred feet, so most of the mosquitoes biting you were born in your own yard.
Pet safe and organic options
Our eco friendly pest control line includes botanical mosquito barriers for families who prefer them.
Special events
Weddings, cookouts and graduations get a one-time spray 24 to 48 hours ahead. Book mosquito spraying in Roswell, Augusta or any Georgia city at (833) 659-0727.