Mosquito control that is effective for outdoor spaces is just a click or call away. If you’re worried about your special backyard activities being spoiled by mosquitoes who think your guests are on the menu, frustrated by the inconvenience and ineffectiveness of netting and spray cans or concerned about the spread of West Nile Virus, then consider enlisting the help of a professional

Nothing takes the fun out of an evening barbecue outdoors like a bunch of bloodthirsty mosquitoes. In addition to inflicting a painful bite, mosquitoes can transmit diseases. You can keep your local mosquito population under control by limiting their habitat on your property, and avoid their annoying bites by using the right barriers and repellents.

Garlic makes a powerful natural mosquito repellent. The bulbs contain an amino acid that converts to a substance called allicin when crushed, blended or chopped. The characteristic odour released during this process has powerful natural mosquito repellent properties.

The mosquito control treatment used on your property is produced using a process that enhances the enzyme action occurring when garlic is crushed in order to improve the natural mosquito repellent properties of the juice.

When natural mosquito repellent is absorbed by a plant, biochemical changes take place in its foliage that cause it to repel insects and provide mosquito control. Basically, plants are given a long-lasting case of garlic breath that forces insects to move on. Remarkably, the mosquito control treatment is odourless to humans within minutes of application.

• Insects are repulsed by the presence of the botanical extract and do not build up a resistance to these mosquito control treatments.
• Natural mosquito repellent can be applied to many sensitive trees, shrubs and turf that traditional treatments would harm.
• The natural extract in the mosquito control treatments does not affect insects that are beneficial to suburban landscapes.
• West Nile Virus-carrying mosquitoes are eliminated or repelled, helping to minimize the risk of bites and keep your family safe.