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Mosquito & tick yard care

The yard back for summer evenings

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How often
Every three weeks, April to October

Mosquitoes spend the day resting in shade and come out as the light goes, just when you’d like to sit outside. Ticks wait in the long grass and leaf litter at the edge of the lawn.

Every three weeks from April to October we treat the places they rest: the undersides of hedges and shrubs, the shady edges and the borders. We also walk the yard for standing water, the cause of most mosquitoes, and empty or fix what we find.

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A green backyard at golden hour, a technician in a dark green jacket treating the shady underside of a hedge with a fine mist in the middle distance, a wooden patio table in front

What's included

  • The yard walked for standing water
  • Hedges, shrubs and shady edges treated
  • Tick-prone borders and leaf litter treated
  • A text the day before each visit
  • Free re-treatment between visits

Good for

  • A yard by a creek or woods
  • Children and dogs who live outside all summer
  • A wedding or a party in the garden

Questions

When can the children go back out?

Once it has dried, usually within half an hour. We tell you at each visit.

Is it safe for bees?

We treat the shady undersides of leaves where mosquitoes rest, not flowers, and never while plants are in full bloom.

Ask Fenwick's helper

Questions about plans, treatments and timing

Hi! Ask me what a protection plan includes, how a termite treatment works, whether a treatment is safe around pets, or which towns we cover. To book, call (706) 555-0158 or ask for a free inspection on the contact page.

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