Does rain make my pest control treatment ineffective?
Not usually. Most professional treatments are designed to be rain-resistant once they've dried, which typically takes 30 minutes to an hour. Light rain after that point won't wash away your protection.
Yes, mosquitoes, ticks, and other pests don't recognize property lines. If your neighbor's yard has standing water, overgrown vegetation, or untreated habitat, those pests will often migrate into yours.
How often should I get my yard sprayed for mosquitoes?
It’s best to treat for mosquitoes every two to three weeks throughout the active mosquito season. The season usually runs from April through October in the Chelmsford and Cambridge area.
How can I prevent mosquitoes on my patio or balcony?
Reduce nearby resting habitat, eliminate any standing water within range, use fans to create airflow, and consider professional barrier treatment to lower the overall mosquito population around your outdoor living space.
Extremely fast. A single female mouse can produce five to ten litters per year, with six to eight pups each. Her pups can start breeding at six weeks old. Two mice in your home can become dozens within a few months.
