Why You Should Take Control of Your Yard Today with Greenville Mosquito Control

What can you say about the weather this winter in Greenville? It has been wet – really, really wet. While you look forward to spring and the warmer temperatures, there’s one thing you’re not excited about: mosquitoes. You’re not excited at all.

Unfortunately, the wetter the weather during the winter months, the worse the mosquito season is likely to be. In Greenville, “mosquito season” typically lasts from March to October, with the peak arriving during the summer. After a particularly wet Greenville winter, it’s critical to prepare your yard for the coming months.

We all know that mosquitoes can be a nuisance, but they’re also dangerous. Think about West Nile Virus and EEE, both of which are spread by mosquitoes. Not only can these diseases make you sick, but they can be deadly. To stop mosquitoes from invading your yard, it’s time to take control.

After just experiencing three 70-degree days last week in Greenville, you know it’s going to get hot. And it’s already been really wet. When it’s hot and wet, you’re going to get mosquitoes. With a terrible mosquito season on the horizon, now’s the time to get the ball rolling for Greenville mosquito control.

Greenville Mosquito Control Helps Eliminate Mosquitoes

Don’t let the mosquitoes take over your yard! Choose Mosquito Squad of Greenville for dependable mosquito control. The Squad’s Barrier Protection Treatment eliminates up to 90% of mosquitoes in your yard and continues to work for three weeks. By starting the treatments now and continuing through the summer months, you can be in control of your yard.

Using the Barrier Protection Treatment, Mosquito Squad has helped more than 300,000 families rid their yards of mosquitoes for over 15 years, and we can do the same for you. We specialize in mosquitoes and use a proprietary, time-released formula that adheres to vegetation to continuously eliminate mosquitoes. Start our barrier mosquito repellents today and stop the problem before it starts. Call Mosquito Squad of Greenville (864) 362-2013.