FAqs

At Mosquito King, we use natural, plant-based products including Cedarwood Oil and lemongrass. Our treatments are designed to be safe for families, pets, and the environment while effectively protecting your yard.

For best results, we recommend treatments every 21 to 30 days during the active pest season. Regular service helps maintain a strong barrier against mosquitoes, ticks, and other outdoor pests.

Yes! As a boutique-style company, we specialize in creating personalized plans tailored to your property’s unique needs, ensuring you get the best protection and customer care.

Absolutely. We stand behind our work with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. If you're not fully happy with the results, we’ll work with you to make it right.

Outdoor pest control treatments typically involve applying barrier sprays around the perimeter of your property, treating high-risk areas like lawns, shrubs, trees, and patios. These applications target a range of pests, including mosquitoes, ticks, fleas, ants, and other common invaders.

Spotted lanternfly control includes both physical and chemical methods. Treatments are applied to trees, shrubs, and other known host plants to kill adults and nymphs. Egg mass removal and targeted spraying help break the pest’s life cycle and reduce its spread.

Mosquito treatments are most effective when applied every 3 to 4 weeks during mosquito season. Regular applications help reduce adult populations and interrupt breeding by treating potential mosquito habitats.

Tick control treatments target shaded areas, tall grasses, wood lines, and pet activity zones. These areas are treated with specialized products to eliminate ticks and reduce the risk of tick-borne illnesses.

Yes, professional flea control uses pet- and family-safe products when applied correctly. Treatments focus on outdoor areas where fleas thrive, like lawns and shaded spots, and allow safe re-entry after the recommended drying time.

Ant infestations can be prevented through perimeter spraying and treatment of nesting sites throughout the yard. Barrier applications around foundations, walkways, and patios form a protective shield that deters ants from entering and forming colonies. 

Lawn pest treatments focus specifically on insects that damage grass, such as grubs and chinch bugs. Yard pest control takes a broader approach, treating both grass and landscaped areas to target ticks, fleas, mosquitoes, ants, and more.

Preventative pest spraying is most effective when done in early spring and maintained throughout the warm months. Timing treatments before pest activity begins helps create a strong defense and minimizes the chance of infestations later in the season.