Enjoy Your Yard Again.
Mosquito, Flea & Tick Control
Monthly yard treatments designed to reduce mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks around the areas where your family and pets spend the most time.
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Take Back Your Yard From Mosquitoes, Fleas & Ticks
Your backyard should be a place to relax, play, and spend time with family, not a place where you're constantly swatting mosquitoes or worrying about fleas and ticks.
Kingfish's Mosquito, Flea & Tick Control Program provides targeted monthly treatments designed specifically for Northeast Florida's warm, humid environment. We focus on the areas around your property where these pests breed, hide, and rest to help reduce populations and make your outdoor spaces more comfortable.
And because pest activity can change between scheduled treatments, every service is backed by free return visits and our 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Three Pests. One Outdoor Protection Program.
MOSQUITOES
We target mosquito breeding areas, resting sites, and vegetation to help dramatically reduce mosquito activity around your home.
FLEAS
Treatments focus on shaded, humid areas and other outdoor locations where fleas can survive and where pets commonly spend time.
TICKS
We target grassy, shaded, landscaped and transitional areas where ticks are more likely to wait for people and animals passing through.
Our Proven 3-Step Outdoor Treatment Process
Treatments are performed approximately every 30 days to maintain protection throughout the year.
Inspect & Reduce
Target Breeding Areas
When appropriate, we address standing water and mosquito breeding locations with targeted larval control to help stop mosquitoes before they become biting adults.
Treat Harborage Areas
Using professional application equipment, we treat vegetation, landscaping, shaded areas and other common resting and harborage locations around your property.
Where We Treat
Targeted Treatment Where Outdoor Pests Hide
Mosquitoes, fleas and ticks don't spread evenly throughout your yard. They concentrate in specific environments that provide moisture, shade, shelter or access to people and animals. That's why our technicians focus treatment where it matters most.
Shrubs & Landscaping
Shaded Vegetation
Around Patios & Outdoor Living Areas
Standing Water & Breeding Sites
Dense Groundcover & Other Resting Areas
Lawn edges
Fence lines
Why Monthly Treatments Matter
Outdoor pest pressure never stays the same. Rain, humidity, temperature, irrigation, neighboring properties, wildlife and new mosquito breeding sites can continuously introduce new activity into your yard.
That's why our program isn't designed as a one-and-done treatment. We return approximately every 30 days to inspect and treat your property, helping maintain consistent control throughout the year.
And if mosquito, flea or tick activity becomes a problem between regularly scheduled services, just give us a call. We'll return and address it at no additional charge.
Designed With Your Family & Pets in Mind
Your yard is where kids play, pets explore, and families spend time together, so responsible application matters.
Our trained technicians use targeted application methods and carefully selected products, treating the areas where mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks are most likely to hide rather than unnecessarily treating every inch of your property.
We follow all product label requirements and provide any necessary instructions regarding people and pets following treatment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q Does your service treat mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks?
Yes. Our outdoor treatment program is designed to help control mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks around your property. We target the areas where these pests are most likely to breed, rest, hide, and travel.
Q How often do you treat my property?
Our Mosquito, Flea & Tick Control service is performed approximately every 30 days to help maintain consistent protection around your home.
Q What areas of my property do you treat?
We focus on areas where mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks are most likely to be found, including landscaping, shrubs, shaded vegetation, fence lines, lawn edges, outdoor living areas, and other common harborage areas.
Q Do you treat standing water?
When appropriate, we identify and address standing water where mosquitoes may breed. Depending on the situation, this may include eliminating the water source or treating areas that cannot easily be emptied.
Q Is the treatment safe for my family and pets?
Our technicians use professional products and targeted application methods according to the product label. We'll also let you know about any precautions or recommended wait times before people or pets return to treated areas.
Q Do I need to be home for the service?
No. Because this is an exterior service, you typically do not need to be home. We just need access to the areas of your property that require treatment.
Q Will this eliminate every mosquito, flea, and tick from my yard?
No outdoor treatment can prevent every pest from entering your property. Our goal is to significantly reduce pest populations and maintain control through consistent treatments.
Q What if I'm still having problems between treatments?
Give us a call. If you're experiencing covered pest activity between regularly scheduled services, we'll return to address the problem at no additional charge.
Q Does this service replace flea and tick prevention for my pets?
No. Our service targets fleas and ticks in the outdoor environment around your property. You should continue following your veterinarian's recommendations for flea and tick prevention for your pets.
Q How quickly will I notice a difference?
Many homeowners notice reduced pest activity following treatment, but results can vary based on weather, surrounding properties, vegetation, pest pressure, and other environmental conditions. Consistent monthly treatments provide the best opportunity for ongoing control.
Q What can I do to help reduce mosquitoes around my home?
Eliminating unnecessary standing water can make a big difference. Check items such as buckets, toys, planters, gutters, tarps, and other containers that can collect rain or irrigation water.
