Last Bite Mosquito
Mosquito & Tick Control
Kiss Mosquitos and Ticks Goodbye!
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THE MOST TRUSTED MOSQUITO AND TICK CONTROL COMPANY IN THE MID-ATLANTIC
Bite Back With Last Bite Mosquito And Tick Control
We are a locally staffed and operated business. We love spending time outdoors with our families but over the years the mosquitoes have become unbearable in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, and the Eastern Shore of Maryland. We all dread the routine of spraying down our young children with chemicals, our dogs continually getting chewed up, and finding ourselves inside more than we like.
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1. OVERGROWN VEGETATION
Plant overgrowth at the edge of your property can make convenient entry points to your yard. Make sure to keep your edge growth trimmed.
2. LEAF-LITTER
Ticks are tiny pests and are often difficult to see, which is why you should eliminate leaf piles as they make for a convenient hiding place.
3. FENCING
While ticks are small with tiny legs, wild animals like raccoons or deer allow them to travel much farther. Fences prevent animal incursions.
4. PREVENT LITTERING
Keeping your garbage in a sealed garbage can with a lid is essential to prevent tick-carrying animals from coming to your yard.
5. GRASS
Ticks like to hunt by hiding on long blades of grass. Keeping your yard well-trimmed will make it much harder for them to find their prey.
6. WOOD STORAGE
Tiny pests like rodents can hide in firewood piles. Keep your firewood on an elevated surface to prevent nesting by tick-carrying pests.
7. WOOD CHIPS & GRAVEL
Ticks prefer to travel on the grass and dislike artificial surfaces. Gravel and wood chips make excellent artificial barriers to your yard and greenery.
*Based on a publication by National Pest Management Association
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the treatment safe for my family and pets?
We use an EPA approved water based solution that contains the synthetic version of Pyrethrum (an organic compound known as pyrethroids) which is derived from the flower heads of Chrysanthemums (The African Daisy). Pyrethroids are used in lice shampoos for children as well as flea shampoos for dogs. We do recommend staying out of the treated area until it dries, which in most cases is 30 minutes. A risk/benefit balancing analysis conducted by the EPA saw the benefits of permethrin dramatically outweighing the risks. In a comparative test with DEET, when put directly on the skin, typically less than 1% of the active Permethrin ingredient is absorbed into the body; DEET can be absorbed at over 20 times that rate.
I signed up for a seasonal package.
Do I need to schedule the appointments?
Do I need to schedule the appointments?
All packages include free automatic scheduling of monthly treatments. We will send you a text, email, and/or phone call based on your preference 1-2 days prior to your scheduled treatment as a reminder.
Do you treat the grass?
Not typically. Mosquitoes do not usually seek shelter in the grass. When first treating your property, our technician will do a pre-spray walk to seek out the areas where mosquitos might be resting. The most common areas to find mosquitoes during the day include: the underside of the leaves of dense/shrubby plants, under decks and in damp shady areas of the property. We do recommend that you keep your grass short during the mosquito season. In some cases such as special events like weddings and large outdoor parties, we will spray the grass where your guests will be.
Do I need to be home on my treatment day?
How long does each application take
and why monthly?
and why monthly?
A typical treatment will average about 10-20 minutes. Larger yards may take longer to treat. Each treatment lasts approximately one month, at which time our team will be scheduled to treat your yard again.Our fine mist Barrier Spray kills adult mosquitoes on contact during the first application. The dried residue continues to provide protection for the month when the mosquitoes land or feed on the vegetation. The following treatments will kill the larvae of the mosquitoes creating a safe and fun backyard.
Will I ever see a mosquito in my yard again?
Will a treatment hurt my plants?
What mosquito born diseases are known
to the New Jersey area?
to the New Jersey area?
Zika, California Encephalitis, Eastern Equine Encephalitis, Saint Louis Encephalitis, West Nile Virus, Dengue Fever, Malaria, Chikungunya, and Dog Heart Worm.
Will rain affect how long the treatment will last?
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