FAQ

Yes - Once dried the application that Mosquito Eliminators uses is safe for children and pets.  The drying time can take up to 30 minutes. The products we use are NOP (National Organic Program) compliant and when mixed properly with water do not harm plants.  All products are EPA approved.

I don’t believe any service can guarantee this. Even though we’ve treated your yard a mosquito can come from a neighbor’s yard and bite someone… All mosquitoes that come in contact with the treated foliage will perish. If at anytime you believe you need us to re-apply our treatment let us know. We offer 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed and will be happy to re-spay your property at no charge. 

The lifecycle of a mosquito is roughly 12-28 days and we’ve found that the barrier application is most effective when re-applied every 14 days.  This typically stops the next generation of mosquitoes from breeding in your backyard. 

The initial treatment may take about a half hour because our technician will do an assessment on your yard and notify you of any possible breeding ground areas.  Each continued treatment will take 10-15 minutes.

Depending on yard size & which service plan you choose the treatments range between $35 & $89 per application. Contact us to hear about our current promotions available.

No, as long as the gate to your yard is unlocked and your pets are inside you will not need to be home during a treatment.

Each time we apply a treatment the technician will leave a service flag in your front yard letting you know that treatment was done. 

Yes, please contact us for more information and pricing.

Yes, we spray for all special events and we will make sure that your event is mosquito free, even if it rains. 

The botanical active ingredients include rosemary oil, peppermint oil and geraniol (found in many essential oils). These all-natural ingredients act as octopamine blockers on target pests, disrupting the neurotransmitter function in target insects and causing a breakdown in the insects’ central nervous system. Because mammals, birds and fish do not have receptors for octopamine, botanical oils are very safe to use in a variety of situations without adverse effects.   

Typically a fogger will not leave any continued protection to a neighborhood.  The primary mode of a fogger is to immediately kill any insect it comes in contact with.  Foggers normally don’t reach the back yard in most neighborhoods and are not the end all be all fix to mosquito control.