Once you reach out, a first treatment can often be scheduled within a few days, sometimes within a couple of business days, weather permitting. There's no long setup, so if mosquitoes are already a problem, or you want to get ahead of the season, you can typically be covered quickly.
When you've decided you're done sharing your yard with mosquitoes, the good news is you don't have to wait long to do something about it.
Mosquito control doesn’t take a whole lot of time. There’s no lengthy onboarding. You don’t even need to be home. Even the first visit is straightforward. After you reach out to confirm service, providers generally aim to get that first treatment scheduled and completed within a few days. The main variable is the weather. Technicians are loath to apply the treatment right before a heavy rain.
After the first treatment is done, you might see an immediate reduction. Any mosquitoes that happen to be in the way of the backpack mister when it’s treating surfaces are going down. But the real effect takes place over a day or two. Barrier treatment works because mosquitoes land on the treated surfaces. If they have more opportunities to do that, more of them get knocked down. This is enough to knock out as many as 90% of them.
If you do decide to book pest control, make sure your gates are accessible on service day. Mention any areas you want prioritized first. That’s about all it takes to get the first visit on the calendar.
If you're tired of waiting out a mosquito problem, Mosquito Squad of East Denver can help. Mosquito Squad aims to get your first treatment scheduled and completed quickly. This can help you protect your yard with up to 90% reduction in mosquito activity on a recurring 21-day cycle.
