Mosquito Control in Morgantown

No one wants to spend the summer months chasing away mosquitoes. With our mosquito control services, you won’t have to! We deploy expert, powerful strategies to address mosquito populations for properties throughout Morgantown and the surrounding area. We don’t just eliminate existing mosquitoes—we prevent these bugs from spawning or returning in the future.

Mosquitoes aren’t just an enormous inconvenience every time you step outside. They also carry and transmit serious diseases to humans—like West Nile and encephalitis—and to pets, including deadly illnesses like Heartworm. Over the past few decades, these populations have only increased throughout the region. When you want to protect those around you, you can always trust our lawn company to provide impactful, season-long mosquito control.

Powerful and Strategic Mosquito Control For Your Property

When eliminating mosquito populations, we go above and beyond to deliver maximum impact. That starts with an initial visit to your property so we can audit potential hot spots, inspect for standing water, and discuss any concerns you have. We take a strategic, comprehensive approach to treatment:

Prevention. We help you find and eliminate areas where larvae can hatch and grow.
Treatment. We comprehensively treat your property with high-powered mosquito treatments that eliminate adult populations.
Maintenance. We return to monitor results, re-apply treatment products where needed, and provide further information on keeping these hungry bugs away.

Season-Long Impact For Families in Morgantown

Whether you’re holding a special event outdoors or need a season-long defense against mosquitoes, we’ve got you covered! Our company offers tailored treatments that suit your situation:

One-time treatments. We offer morning-to-night protection for graduations, weddings, barbecues, and other one-time events.
Season-long mosquito control. We provide periodic treatments throughout the mosquito season, so you no longer have to worry about these insects.
Natural mosquito services. For those looking for a green approach, we have options that include natural mosquito treatment!

Stop Mosquitoes at the Source

The key to stopping mosquitoes is to stay ahead of their abundant breeding cycle. So, as part of every service we provide, our technicians will inspect your property on foot. During this inspection, we will target any bodies of standing water and drain them, as this is the only habitat where mosquitoes can lay eggs and raise their larvae.

As part of our continued effort to reduce standing water around your yard, our team at Lawn Doctor of Morgantown-Fairmont-Bridgeport will also share valuable tips to help you monitor your property and remove these areas when we’re not around.

Why You Need Professional Mosquito Control

Whether it’s through our conventional treatment, all-natural mosquito control, or our ongoing service, you need a professional plan to protect your yard in the Morgantown area from these pests. Here’s why:

Rapid breeding cycle. Female mosquitoes can lay up to 200 eggs at once, and they do not need a large body of standing water to do so. Furthermore, those eggs only need about 12 days to reach full maturity, meaning your mosquito population can quickly explode if you’re not careful.
Natural abilities. Avoiding mosquitoes in your yard is not an option, as they can detect our sweat and body heat, so they will always find their way to your exposed skin.
Maternal aggression. Every mosquito bite comes from female mosquitoes as part of their effort to support the next generation of offspring, so they are relentless in the pursuit of our blood.
Infectious diseases. As if the itchy sores weren’t bad enough, mosquito bites can also come with health consequences. These pests are known to transmit Zika virus, West Nile, Dengue fever, and many other infectious diseases, some of which have been rising in prominence throughout the USA.
Threat to your pets. If you have pets at home, protecting them from mosquito bites is essential. These pests are the cause of all cases of Heartworm, which is a serious and sometimes even fatal ailment that impacts over 100,000 dogs in the USA every year.