Mosquitoes
Mosquito control for Georgetown back yards
Mosquitoes do more than bite you, they can also spread disease. This is the treatment that gets your outdoor space back.
Chapter 01
Standing water, shade, and the places they actually rest
Mosquitoes spend very little of the day flying at people. They rest in cool, shaded, humid places and come out to feed, which means the treatment that works is the one applied where they sit rather than where they bite.
On a Georgetown property that usually means the shaded side of the house, dense plantings, the underside of leaves in the beds, the fence line, and anywhere water sits after a storm. A low spot that holds water for a few days is a breeding site, and it will keep producing mosquitoes no matter how much of the lawn gets sprayed.
The technician walks the property before treating and tells you what they found, including the things you can fix yourself for free by tipping something over.
A shaded back yard boundary where mown lawn meets an untended fence line
A commercial grade mist on plants, shrubs and shaded areas
King's applies a commercial grade mist to plants, shrubs, landscaping and shaded areas. It coats the resting surfaces rather than fogging the open air, which is why it keeps working after the visit rather than for an afternoon.
The first treatment is about eliminating the infestation you currently have. Everything after that is about not getting it back.
Chapter 03
Every two weeks, and what that cadence buys you
Once the infestation is dealt with, preventative treatment runs every two weeks. That interval is not arbitrary. It tracks how quickly a new generation can mature and move in from a neighbouring property, so a fortnightly return keeps the yard from being recolonised between visits.
Through a central Texas summer that is the difference between a back garden you sit in and one you look at through the window. There is no long term contract, so you can run it through the season and stop when the weather does.
Booked alongside the rest of the property
Mosquito work sits naturally beside lawn pest treatments, since both are about the ground and the planting rather than the inside of the house. Plenty of Georgetown customers run general pest control quarterly and mosquito treatment fortnightly through summer.
Call the office and say which parts of the yard you have stopped using. That is usually the fastest way to describe the problem.
King's — Licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture, TPCL 0785026. Call (512) 930-7378.