The BUZZ Stops Here!

Although mosquitoborne diseases are not as prevalent in Minnesota as they are in tropical climates, there are still several diseases that may occur within the state. Additionally, Minnesota residents who travel to other countries can potentially contract tropical diseases like malaria or dengue and bring them back home. Vigilance in mosquito prevention and control remains crucial for safeguarding public health. Some diseases include:

• West Nile Virus (WNV)
• La Crosse Encephalitis (LAC)
• Jamestown Canyon Virus (JCV)
• Western Equine Encephalitis (WEE)

Our primary focus in the standard treatment is on targeting mosquitoes, and we also address fleas and ticks in the yard. Additionally, flies, gnats, chiggers, and no-see-ums are affected by the treatment, but please note that the residual attribute of the product may not provide long-term suppression of these insects.

Minnesota is home to around a dozen different types of ticks, and while not all of them spread diseases, it’s essential to protect yourself against tick bites. The most prevalent ticks encountered in the state are the American dog tick, also known as the wood tick, and the blacklegged tick, commonly known as the deer tick. Among them, the blacklegged tick is responsible for the majority of tickborne diseases in Minnesota. It’s crucial to be aware of the diseases transmitted by ticks in the region. Stay vigilant and take precautionary measures to safeguard yourself from potential tickborne illnesses. Some diseases include:

• Lyme Disease
• Anaplasmosis
• Babesiosis
• Ehrlichiosis
• Powassan Virus Disease

Every year, thousands of dogs in the United States contract dangerous tick-transmitted diseases. Ticks, which are parasites, latch onto dogs, feed on their blood, and directly transmit diseases into their systems. Some major tick-borne diseases that affect dogs in the country include:

• Lyme Disease
• Canine Ehrlichiosis
• Canine Anaplasmosis
• Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever
• Canine Babesiosis
• Canine Bartonellosis
• Canine Hepatozoonosis

No need for anyone to be home during the yard treatment, as long as your gate is unlocked and your pets are indoors. Our trained professionals will gather any necessary information about your location, such as a locked gate, when you sign up for our services.

Rest assured, your technician will leave a door hanger after completing the treatment, so you’ll know your yard has been serviced. The door hanger will include the date and time of the service, along with any comments and helpful hints from the technician to assist you in maintaining a yard that is unwelcoming to mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas.

Our treatment is designed to be rain-resistant once your yard has had sufficient time to dry (typically 30-45 minutes, depending on temperature and humidity). Rain should not affect the effectiveness of our service during this period.

We stand behind the quality of our work. If you are not fully satisfied with the treatment’s effectiveness, please reach out to us within 14 days of your service. We will promptly reassess your property and, if necessary, provide another application at no additional cost. Your satisfaction is our priority, and we are committed to ensuring your yard remains protected from pests.

Without a doubt! Our treatments offer an excellent solution for various commercial businesses, including restaurants with patios, parks, campgrounds, public pools and playgrounds, sports fields, daycares, outdoor wedding venues, schools, and more. No matter the outdoor setting, our effective treatments can create a pest-free environment, allowing you to focus on providing the best experience for your customers and visitors.