Why a season program beats one-offs
A single application delivers several weeks of protection. But Minnesota summers are long, and mosquito populations surge after every warm rain. One treatment in May wears off by July — just when your yard is getting used every single night.
The Full Season Program schedules a new treatment before the prior one wears off. Coverage stays consistent the whole summer. Your backyard stays usable from Memorial Day through Labor Day without gaps.
What's included
- Recurring barrier treatments scheduled every few weeks from May through September.
- Priority scheduling — season customers get booked first when weather windows tighten.
- Package pricing that costs less per visit than booking one-offs.
- Reschedule flexibility — weather, travel, or events can shift any visit. Just tell us.
- Rain makeup — if a big storm hits within 24 hours of a treatment, we'll come back.
How the schedule works
- Free estimate. We walk (or Street-View) your property and send a quote for the season.
- First treatment: typically mid-May, when mosquitoes become active in Minnesota.
- Recurring visits: every few weeks through September. You get a reminder text before each one.
- Last treatment: early September. The season ends when the mosquitoes do.
Pricing
Every property is different. A typical South Metro residential lot runs a package price well below the cost of booking the same number of one-off treatments. Commercial and large properties are priced on scope.
We quote every job individually — no cookie-cutter pricing, no surprise charges mid-season. Request a free quote and we'll send a straight number within one business day.
What we don't do
- No multi-year lock-ins.
- No auto-renewing subscriptions that roll over without you noticing.
- No door-to-door upsells mid-season.
- No contracts you can't cancel.
You commit to a season. If the next year isn't right, that's fine — we don't chase you.
Is the full season worth it?
If you use your backyard more than a handful of times between May and September, yes. A few treatments a year at package pricing is less than bookings of comparable frequency, and the coverage is continuous rather than patchy.
If you only host one or two big events and otherwise don't use the yard much, look at single applications instead. We'll tell you honestly which fits.