F.A.Q.

Salt marshes stay full of mosquitoes all summer because they're reflooded again and again by the tides, and each flooding triggers a fresh hatch of eggs waiting in the marsh soil. Instead of one seasonal batch, the marsh produces brood after brood throughout the summer, keeping the supply constant. 

Yes. A one-time special event treatment is made for exactly this. Applied a day or two before your party, it knocks down the mosquitoes in your yard so guests can enjoy the outdoors, and it covers ticks in the treated areas too. It's a single service, with no ongoing commitment required. 

A tick control service treats the areas of your yard where ticks live and wait. Tick tubes target the ticks on the mice that spread them. The two methods work on different points in the tick's life cycle and can complement each other. 

They can, although risk concentrates at shaded edges like those around ornamental beds or fence lines. Open, sunny parts of the lawn are far less likely to have ticks.