F.A.Q.

Both traditional and natural barrier treatments can reduce mosquito populations when applied properly. Natural treatments usually need to be reapplied more often.

Yes, a one-time special event treatment is made for exactly this: a graduation party, a wedding, or a backyard gathering where you want the bugs gone for the day. It's applied a day or two ahead and knocks down the mosquitoes, while helping with ticks too, so your guests can actually enjoy the yard. 

Yes, and New England has among the highest Lyme disease rates in the United States. The disease was first identified in Connecticut in 1975, and the region has remained the epicenter ever since.

Tick season in Massachusetts typically begins in March or April, as soon as temperatures consistently reach the mid-40s, and extends through November. Peak risk is from May through July when nymphal ticks are most active.