- How long does mosquito treatment last in Kansas City?
- Traditional yard treatment generally holds for about three to four weeks in peak season, which is why service is usually monthly from roughly May through September. Heavy rain, heavy shade, and standing water nearby all shorten it. Station programs work differently — they run continuously through the season and are serviced monthly.
- What is the difference between fogging and the fog-free station program?
- Fogging treats resting areas across the yard and knocks down adult mosquitoes quickly. The station program targets breeding behavior instead: female mosquitoes enter the station looking to lay eggs, and the breeding cycle is disrupted. Fogging is faster; stations are more contained and better suited to pollinator gardens, pets, and vegetable beds.
- Can you get rid of every mosquito in my yard?
- No, and be careful with anyone who says otherwise. Mosquitoes fly in from neighboring yards, ditches, creeks, and untreated property nearby. What a good program does is reduce pressure enough that you can actually use your yard.
- Do I have to sign a contract?
- Mosquito service runs seasonal — start and stop as needed, or ask about $50 off when you sign up for a full year of quarterly protection.
- Is mosquito treatment safe around my bees and garden?
- It depends on the method, which is exactly why we offer both. If you keep bees, run a pollinator garden, or grow vegetables, the fog-free station program is the option we would point you toward, because treatment stays contained inside the stations instead of going across your beds.