Mosquito Control

Local Exterminator Professionals in Des Moines, IA

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Mosquito Control Experts

Are outdoor mosquitoes ruining your backyard gatherings or family picnics? Don’t let these pesky insects take over! Our team of trained exterminators is here to help. With years of experience, our team has the knowledge and expertise to effectively eliminate mosquitoes and help prevent future infestations in your outdoor space.

The Des Moines area is home to several species of mosquitoes, and each requires a specific approach to control. Our team will perform a thorough inspection of your property to identify the species present, assess the severity of the infestation, and determine the best course of action.

Our mosquito control services are designed to provide itch-free protection so that you can enjoy your outdoor activities without worrying about mosquitoes. Contact us today to schedule an appointment with our team of experts, and say goodbye to pesky mosquitoes in your yard!

Mosquito Treatment & Services in the Greater Des Moines Area

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Tips to Avoid backyard mosquitos:

Feeling tired of mosquito swarms taking over your yard? Wondering how to keep them from choosing your yard as a safe haven? Try implementing some of these tips to discourage mosquitoes from infesting your area:

Eliminate Standing Water

Mosquitoes lay their eggs in stagnant water, so remove any standing water in your yard. Empty any unused flowerpots, buckets, bird baths, and toys that may hold water. Make sure gutters are not clogged and water is not collecting in divots in your lawn.

Keep Your Lawn Trimmed

Mosquitoes love to breed in tall grass, so make sure to keep your lawn trimmed. Mowing the lawn at least once a week, keeping it short, and removing any debris such as leaves and weeds can help reduce the mosquito population significantly.

Install Fans

Mosquitoes are weak fliers and installing a fan on your deck or patio can help keep them away. Running a fan on your porch or outdoor sitting area will help create a breeze that will make it difficult for mosquitoes to fly, making them less likely to land and bite you.