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No more rushing inside when the sun goes down. No more canceling backyard barbecues or watching the kids play from behind a screen door because of mosquito swarms.
You’ll actually use that deck you built. Your family will want to spend time outside again, whether you’re near Kearsley Creek or anywhere else in Davison. And you won’t have to douse everyone in sticky repellent just to check the mail.
The constant buzzing stops. The itchy welts disappear. Your outdoor spaces become livable again, just like they should be during Michigan’s beautiful summer months.
We’ve been protecting families in Davison and surrounding Genesee County areas since 2005. Roger brings 26 years of hands-on experience to every job, understanding exactly what Davison homeowners face during Michigan’s extended mosquito season.
We’re not some national chain that rotates college students through your property. You get the same experienced technician year after year—someone who knows your yard, understands Michigan’s unique pest challenges, and takes pride in keeping your family safe from the mosquito-borne diseases that affect our area.
We’ve built our reputation on doing things the right way in Davison, where mosquito season runs from April through October and the risk of West Nile virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis is real.
First, your dedicated technician conducts a thorough inspection of your Davison property. We’re looking for breeding sources like standing water, resting areas in landscaping, and the specific conditions that make your yard attractive to the mosquito species common in southeastern Michigan.
Next, we develop a customized treatment plan based on your property’s unique challenges. This isn’t a one-size-fits-all approach—we’re targeting the areas that matter most for long-term mosquito control in your specific yard, whether you’re dealing with wooded areas or open spaces.
Treatment begins immediately with professional-grade products designed to withstand Michigan’s unpredictable weather patterns. Most Davison properties need treatment every 3-4 weeks during mosquito season for maximum effectiveness against local mosquito populations.
Your technician monitors results throughout the season and makes adjustments as needed. If you’re seeing mosquito activity between scheduled visits, we’ll come back and re-treat at no extra charge—that’s our guarantee to Davison homeowners.
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Your mosquito control service includes comprehensive treatment of all outdoor living areas around your Davison home. The program covers your entire yard, focusing on areas where mosquitoes breed and rest, from deck areas to landscaped borders.
What sets this service apart is the inclusion of flea and tick treatment at no extra charge—something most companies charge separately for. We recognize that properties with mosquito issues often have these other biting pests as well, especially given Davison’s wooded areas and the growing tick populations that carry Lyme disease in Michigan.
Davison’s humid climate creates ideal mosquito conditions from May through October, with peak activity during those hot July and August months when families want to be outside most. Our seasonal program provides consistent protection during these peak mosquito months, with treatments scheduled for maximum effectiveness against the specific species found in Genesee County.
We also offer price matching for reasonable competitor rates and provide discounts for seniors, veterans, and first responders as our way of giving back to the Davison community.
West Nile virus is the biggest concern in Michigan—it’s been detected in mosquitoes every summer since 2002, with southeastern Michigan counties like Genesee seeing significant activity. Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) is less common but more serious, and Jamestown Canyon virus has also been detected in several Michigan counties recently.
Most people who get infected don’t develop symptoms, but about 1 in 5 people with West Nile virus develop fever, headache, and body aches that can last for weeks. Severe cases can cause brain inflammation and require hospitalization, with some cases proving fatal.
The risk is highest for people who spend time outdoors, especially during dawn and dusk when mosquitoes are most active. Professional mosquito control significantly reduces your exposure to these disease-carrying pests that are present throughout the Davison area.
This year, mosquitoes were emerging as early as March due to warmer temperatures. Peak activity is usually June through August when temperatures are consistently warm and there’s adequate moisture for breeding in Davison’s climate.
However, mosquitoes can survive in temperatures between 50-80 degrees, so we often see activity well into fall around Davison. The key is starting treatment before peak season hits—ideally in late April or early May.
By the time you’re getting bitten every time you step outside, mosquitoes have already established breeding cycles in your area. Early intervention gives you better control all season long and protects your family during those crucial summer months when outdoor activities peak.
Most Davison properties need treatment every 3-4 weeks during mosquito season, which typically runs from April through October in Michigan. The exact timing depends on weather conditions, your property size, and mosquito pressure in your specific area of Davison.
We don’t lock you into a rigid schedule. If you’re seeing mosquito activity before your next scheduled visit, we’ll come back and re-treat at no extra charge—that’s our commitment to Davison homeowners.
Rain doesn’t wash away our treatment—we use products specifically designed to withstand Michigan’s unpredictable weather patterns. Some customers prefer more frequent treatments during peak season (June through August) when mosquito activity is heaviest and disease risk is highest in our area.
Absolutely. If you’re seeing mosquito activity between scheduled treatments, we’ll come back and re-treat your Davison property at no charge—no questions asked.
Customer satisfaction is guaranteed. If you’re not seeing the expected reduction in mosquito activity, we will return to retreat your property at no additional charge within the coverage period. This guarantee has been our policy since we started serving Davison families in 2005.
The guarantee covers both the effectiveness of the treatment application and the professionalism of service delivery. Most customers see dramatic improvement after the first treatment, with continued enhancement as the program progresses through the season.
Unlike many competitors, flea and tick control is included at no additional charge with our mosquito control service. This makes sense because properties with mosquito issues often have these other biting pests as well, and the treatment methods complement each other perfectly.
The service also includes thorough property inspection to identify and address mosquito breeding sources, treatment of all accessible outdoor areas around your Davison home, and follow-up support if you experience any issues between scheduled visits.
Each treatment is customized for your specific property conditions. We’re not just spraying chemicals everywhere—we’re targeting the areas that matter most for long-term mosquito control in your yard, based on our 20 years of experience in the Davison area.
Cost depends on your property size, treatment frequency, and specific needs, but most residential properties in Davison range from $75-150 per treatment. We provide upfront pricing with no hidden fees or surprise charges—you’ll know exactly what to expect.
We also offer discounts for seniors, veterans, and first responders, and we’ll match reasonable competitor pricing. The best value comes from our approach to preventing problems rather than just reacting to them when mosquitoes become unbearable.
When you’re not dealing with recurring pest issues, you save money on emergency treatments and can actually enjoy the outdoor lifestyle that makes Davison such a great place to live. You also get the peace of mind that comes with protecting your family from mosquito-borne diseases prevalent in Michigan.
