Yes. A yard can be made far more livable by pairing a barrier treatment of where mosquitoes rest with source reduction of where they breed.
Mosquitoes spend the day resting in shaded vegetation, not flying. A barrier treatment of those resting areas - shrubs, mulch beds, fence lines - puts the product where mosquitoes sit, knocking down the adult population for weeks at a time.
The other half is breeding control. A mosquito can develop in a bottle cap of water, so removing standing water from gutters, drains, trays, and low spots cuts the source. Treating adults without cutting the breeding sites means a fresh hatch every week, which is why the two steps work together.
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Every three to four weeks from spring through the first frost, adjusted to your property.
We treat resting areas, not blooms, and time applications to protect pollinators.
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