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To control the mosquito population near your pool, focus on eliminating breeding sites, repelling or killing adult mosquitos, and maintaining your pool correctly. Mosquitos need standing water to lay eggs, so your pool and the surrounding area are prime targets if not managed well. 

First, keep your pool water circulating and treated. Stagnant water is a mosquito nursery, so run your pool pump daily for at least 8-12 hours to keep things moving. 

Also, empty your yard of water traps, such as gutters, plant saucers, toys, or tarps near the pool that can collect rainwater.

Yes. Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control can help reduce or even eliminate mosquitos in your area with our eco-friendly methods. We may use various techniques, such as spraying insecticides, applying larvicides to standing water where mosquitos breed, and sometimes setting up traps. 

Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control uses natural essential oils in mosquito control solutions. This method reduces our reliance on toxic pesticides for a less expensive solution that effectively manages your mosquito problem. Our proven method interferes with the mosquito reproductive life cycle to eliminate the pests on your property. Some customers report 95% less mosquito presence by their third pest control service. 

Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control offers affordable mosquito control and elimination solutions. Our pest control solutions, which use essential oils, are more affordable than our competitors but still highly effective. Talk to our customer service team today. We will provide a free quote in less than an hour. 

A mosquito pest control specialist is trained to manage and reduce mosquito populations in homes, yards, and businesses. Our experts use a combination of essential oils and pesticides for a safer, more affordable solution. We may also use larvicides to prevent mosquitos from maturing and disrupt their reproductive life cycle. 

At Barefoot Mosquito & Pest Control, our technicians must complete a problematic apprenticeship, undergo hours of in-class and field training, and pass a state-approved examination. You can rest assured that our pest control professionals know how to eliminate mosquitos on your property safely and effectively.

Effective mosquito control in your yard requires practical steps and preventative habits. Start by eliminating standing water, as that is where mosquitos breed. 

Check for clogged gutters, empty flowerpots, old tires, or even small puddles after rain. Dump them t or treat them with larvicides like mosquito dunks, which use bacteria to kill larvae without harming other wildlife. Keep your grass cut short and trim dense bushes; mosquitos love resting in shady, overgrown spots during the day.

For active defense, citronella candles or torches can help during outdoor time, though their range is limited. Our pest control experts can also treat your yard for mosquitos quickly and affordably.

There are several ways to control mosquitos in your home or business. The best method is to eliminate standing water, which is best for outdoor use. Mosquitos breed in stagnant water, such as buckets, old tires, clogged gutters, or even plant saucers.

For yards or larger areas, traps can help. CO2-based traps lure and capture them by mimicking human breath. Citronella candles or torches give some relief in small spaces, though they’re more about repelling than killing. 

Indoors, screens, and barriers prevent mosquitos from entering. Keep windows and doors screened or shut. An electric zapper racket works for quick kills if they’re already inside. Contact our mosquito control experts if your mosquito problem is out of control. We offer affordable prices and fast quotes.

Yes! Our pest control professionals understood early on that traditional mosquito misting sprayers reduce the population but rely heavily on the heavy application of toxic, expensive pesticides. This approach makes pest control more costly and forces people to choose between being bitten by mosquitos or being exposed to pesticides. 

We believe differently. We incorporate natural essential oils into our mosquito control solutions. This reduces dependence on pesticides and reduces cost while still effectively eliminating mosquitos.

First, focus on eliminating standing water and creating an environment that’s less hospitable to them. Mosquitos lay their eggs in stagnant water, so start by checking your yard for anything that might collect it, such as flower pots, garbage cans, watering cans, etc. Dump out the water and, if possible, store those items upside down or indoors when not in use. 

Next, trim back tall grass, weeds, and overgrown bushes where adult mosquitos like to rest during the day. They prefer shade, so keeping things tidy and letting more sunlight in can help.

You can bring in some natural predators. Dragonflies eat mosquito larvae and adults, so attracting them with a small pond or water feature could help. Birds like purple martins or bats are mosquito hunters too. Putting up birdhouses or bat boxes may help. 

Planting certain herbs and flowers can act as repellents. Citronella, lavender, marigolds, and lemon balm emit scents that mosquitos dislike. Place them around your yard or patio; you might notice fewer bites.

The best times for mosquito control treatments depend on your climate. In Texas, late spring through early fall is peak mosquito season, so this is a good time to apply mosquito control products. 

For preventative measures, like targeting larvae, March or April is ideal for Texas. Mosquitos start breeding as temperatures rise above 50°F and water from rain or snowmelt collects. Treating standing water with larvicides during this time can stop them before they become biting adults.

Mosquito bites can pose various health risks, primarily because mosquitos can act as vectors for transmitting diseases. While the bite usually causes minor irritation, such as itching, redness, or a small bump, the genuine concern comes from what some mosquitos might carry. They can spread pathogens that lead to serious illnesses.

If you have a mosquito infestation in your home or yard, contact our pest control technicians to keep your family safe.