Reclaim your backyard. Our seasonal barrier treatments eliminate mosquitoes and ticks for weeks — so your family can enjoy the outdoors without the spray, the itch, or the worry of Lyme disease.
EPA-registered products applied with precision — safe for kids and pets once dry.
Regular treatments from spring through fall keep populations suppressed all season.
We focus on high-risk tick areas — wooded edges, tall grass, and property perimeters.
Local technicians who understand Wisconsin mosquito and tick seasons.
Northeast Wisconsin's woods, wetlands, and river corridors create ideal breeding grounds for these disease-carrying pests.
Breeding in standing water — puddles, gutters, birdbaths, and containers. Female mosquitoes bite, leaving itchy welts and potentially transmitting West Nile virus.
Also called blacklegged ticks. They carry Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, and babesiosis. Found in wooded areas and tall grass throughout Wisconsin.
American dog ticks are common in Wisconsin grasslands. While less likely to carry Lyme disease, they can transmit Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
We identify and treat standing water sources on your property — the root cause of mosquito population explosions.
Wooded edges, leaf litter, and tall grass along property borders are prime tick zones. We target these areas specifically.
Mosquitoes are most active at dawn and dusk. Our barrier treatments reduce populations so you can enjoy your yard any time of day.
The same creatures we treat indoors are doing important work outdoors — pollinating, controlling pests, and keeping Northeast Wisconsin's ecosystems in balance. Learn why they matter and how to coexist.
Our seasonal program is designed for Wisconsin's climate — starting when mosquitoes emerge in spring and continuing through the first hard frost.
We walk your yard, identify breeding sites, mosquito resting areas, and tick habitat zones along wooded edges and tall grass.
We apply a protective barrier to vegetation, shaded areas, and resting zones where mosquitoes congregate — eliminating adults on contact.
We treat property perimeters, wooded edges, and tall grass areas where ticks wait for hosts — reducing Lyme disease risk.
Treatments every 3–4 weeks throughout the season maintain protection. We adjust timing based on weather and pest pressure.
Lyme disease is a real threat in Wisconsin. Protect your family — call today.
Call NowCall us today to start your seasonal mosquito and tick protection program. We'll assess your property and build a treatment schedule that keeps your yard comfortable all season.