Reliable Flea, Tick, & Mosquito Control

Step 1: Stop the breeding cycle

• Inspect for breeding hot spots—planters, buckets, clogged gutters, birdbaths, tarps, tire swings, low spots, leaf litter, dense shrubs.

• Treat mosquito breeding water with EPA-approved larvicides (where appropriate).

• Recommend fixes to reduce standing water and moisture (grading, gutter/downspout, mulch/debris cleanup).

Step 2: Population Reduction

• Apply professional power mist blower treatments to dense shrubbery, tall grass, tree lines, and under decks and porches.

• This knocks down adults on contact and leaves a protective barrier that helps prevent reinfestation between visits.

Seasonal Yard Guard schedule: Seven monthly services, April-October.

Ticks here can spread Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and ehrlichiosis. Yard Guard targets leaf litter, wooded edges, and shaded covers with deep, targeted applications. We plan around local species: black-legged (deer) ticks, American dog ticks, and lone star ticks.

Fleas thrive in shaded, humid pockets—tall grass, mulch beds, leaf litter, and beneath decks. Wildlife (raccoons, opossums, rodents) can seed new populations. Monthly treatments disrupt the life cycle for effective flea control.

We apply larvicides to breeding sites and mist resting areas for rapid mosquito reduction. Ongoing, monthly service helps reduce exposure to mosquito-borne risks, including West Nile, Zika, and dengue. Not to mention your comfort. Take your outdoor space back with PestNow's Yard Guard Program.

• Professionals who know the local landscaping, greenway edges, and drainage patterns

• IPM approach with EPA-approved products

• Pollinator-conscious practices (avoid blooms; target resting sites)

• Fast scheduling, clear pricing, online checkout

• Option to bundle with other PestNow services

What to expect with Yard Guard

• Keep kids and pets indoors until treated areas are dry; we'll advise re-entry timing (often 30-60 minutes depending on weather).

• We schedule around heavy rain; once dry, residues bind to foliage for ongoing effectiveness.

• We avoid edible plants and blooming flowers; we'll set buffer zones around gardens and pollinator beds.