Mosquitoes are more than a backyard annoyance—they carry serious health threats and can ruin outdoor living for families across North Georgia. That’s why Southern Pest Management has fully upgraded our approach to mosquito control by eliminating traditional misting and granule treatments and transitioning to the In2Care® Mosquito Control System. This revolutionary, eco-conscious solution targets mosquitoes at the source using a cutting-edge lure-and-kill strategy that disrupts breeding cycles and spreads active ingredients to multiple breeding sites. It’s safer, smarter, and more sustainable—providing continuous protection without the need for constant chemical sprays.

The In2Care® system delivers long-term mosquito prevention without constant spraying or heavy chemical use. Designed for high-pressure areas like shaded yards and damp landscapes, it fits seamlessly into an integrated pest management plan. With discreet, low-maintenance stations and season-long coverage, it’s the smarter, more effective choice for residential mosquito control.

Reclaim Your Outdoor Spaces with Innovative Mosquito Control

Mosquitoes not only disrupt your leisure time but also pose health risks by transmitting diseases like West Nile Virus, Zika, and Dengue. To combat these threats effectively, we’ve adopted a cutting-edge mosquito control system that targets mosquitoes at multiple life stages, ensuring comprehensive protection for your family and pets.

How Our Advanced Mosquito Control System Works

Our system employs strategically placed stations that attract egg-laying female mosquitoes. Once inside, mosquitoes come into contact with a specially treated surface containing a larvicide and a biological fungus. This unique combination not only eliminates the mosquitoes but also allows them to transfer the larvicide to other breeding sites, effectively reducing the mosquito population in the surrounding area.

Our Integrated Pest Management (IPM) Strategy

We continue to uphold the principles of Integrated Pest Management by combining our advanced mosquito control system with traditional methods:

• Habitat Modification: Identifying and eliminating standing water sources to prevent mosquito breeding.
• Structural Barriers: Installing or repairing window and door screens to keep mosquitoes out of your home.
• Targeted Treatments: Applying larvicides to known breeding areas for immediate population control.

Serving North Georgia Communities

Whether you’re in Alpharetta, Cumming, Dawsonville, Johns Creek, or Suwanee, our team is dedicated to providing you with effective mosquito control solutions. Our knowledgeable staff will assess your specific needs and implement a tailored plan to ensure your outdoor spaces remain mosquito-free throughout the season.

Experience the Difference

Embrace a mosquito control solution that is both effective and environmentally responsible. Contact Southern Pest Management today to learn more about our services and how we can help you enjoy your outdoor spaces without the nuisance of mosquitoes.

Q) What attracts mosquitoes to my yard?

A) Mosquitoes are drawn to standing water, overgrown vegetation, shade, and even carbon dioxide from people and pets. Birdbaths, clogged gutters, kiddie pools, and yard debris can all create breeding habitats.

Q) What time of day are mosquitoes most active?

A) Mosquitoes are most active at dawn and dusk, though some species (like the Asian tiger mosquito) bite during the day. Shady areas and still air increase their activity.

Q) Can mosquitoes breed in small amounts of water?

A) Yes. Mosquitoes can lay eggs in as little as a bottle cap of water. That’s why it’s crucial to eliminate all sources of standing water around your home and yard.

Q) How do pest control companies get rid of mosquitoes?

A) Licensed professionals use a combination of targeted fogging or misting treatments, larvicides, and breeding source reduction. They treat shaded areas, under decks, shrubs, and any standing water zones.

Q) How long do mosquito treatments last?

A) Most mosquito barrier sprays last 21–30 days. Rain and watering may reduce the duration. Monthly treatments during mosquito season are recommended for consistent protection.

Q) Are mosquito sprays safe for pets and children?

A) Yes. Most professional-grade mosquito control products are EPA-approved and safe for use around pets and children once dry. Always follow re-entry instructions provided by your technician.

Q) Can mosquito control help reduce the risk of disease?

A) Absolutely. Professional mosquito control reduces the population of mosquitoes that can spread diseases like West Nile virus, Zika virus, dengue, chikungunya, and heartworm in pets.

Q) Why do mosquitoes bite some people more than others?

A) Mosquitoes are attracted to body heat, skin odors, sweat, and carbon dioxide. Blood type, clothing color, and even genetics can play a role in how attractive you are to them.

Q) Do bug zappers or citronella candles really work?

A) Bug zappers kill few mosquitoes and often harm beneficial insects. Citronella can provide mild deterrence in close range, but neither offers broad, long-term mosquito control like professional services do.

Q) How do I prepare for a mosquito spraying service?

A) Remove pet dishes and toys, cover or move grills, and keep windows closed. Mow tall grass before treatment and make sure your pets stay inside until the product has dried.

Q) Can mosquitoes live indoors?

A) Yes. Mosquitoes can enter through open doors or windows and hide in cool, dark corners. They often come inside during the heat of the day or after feeding.

Q) What’s the best way to keep mosquitoes away from my property?

A) Remove standing water, trim vegetation, keep gutters clean, and schedule regular mosquito control treatments. Barrier sprays and larvicides provide a longer-lasting solution than DIY repellents.

Q) How often should I schedule mosquito control treatments?

A) For optimal protection, mosquito treatments are typically scheduled every 3–4 weeks during peak mosquito season, from spring through early fall.

Q) Do mosquito traps work?

A) Some CO₂ and light-based traps can reduce mosquito populations in a small area but are not a replacement for whole-yard mosquito control performed by pest control professionals.

Q) Is mosquito control worth the cost?

A) Yes. For homeowners in mosquito-prone areas, it improves comfort, safety, and enjoyment of outdoor spaces. It also reduces the risk of mosquito-borne illnesses.