Protect Your Family All Season Long!
Mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks can make it difficult to enjoy your yard and may pose health risks to your family and pets. Mosquitoes can leave behind itchy bites and spread disease, fleas can cause discomfort for both people and pets, and ticks may transmit Lyme disease and other tick-borne illnesses.
Fortunately, Getem Services provides a proven way to reduce these pests throughout the season. Our recurring treatments target the areas where mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks are most active, helping homeowners enjoy their yards with greater comfort and confidence.
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How Our Seasonal Service Works
Property Inspection
Before our pest control company treats your property for the first time, we’ll perform a thorough inspection to:
- Locate areas where mosquitoes rest and breed
- Identify tick habitats, including tall grass, transitional areas, and shaded spots along property edges
- Check for flea activity in areas where pets spend time outdoors
- Find other pest hotspots on the property
Seasonal Mosquito, Flea & Tick Treatments
To provide season-long protection from mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks, Getem Services performs treatments every three weeks from March through the end of September. Our recurring service targets the areas where these biting pests are most likely to rest, hide, and travel, helping to drastically reduce their populations and make your outdoor spaces more enjoyable throughout the warmer months.
During each service visit, we apply a targeted misting treatment to fence lines, transitional areas, beneath decks, overgrown vegetation, trees, shrubs, and other areas where mosquitoes, fleas, and ticks are active. We do not treat flowering plants or waterways. When necessary, we also treat mosquito breeding sites, including gutters, bird baths, and other areas identified during our inspection to help prevent mosquito larvae from developing.
Because they often share many of the same outdoor habitats, a single treatment can help reduce all three pests around your property and create a more comfortable environment for your family and pets.
One-Time Mosquito Treatments For Special Events
In addition to our seasonal service, Getem also offers one-time mosquito treatments for outdoor events including outdoor weddings and receptions, corporate events, family reunions, and other outdoor gatherings. For best results, our team will treat the venue two to three days prior to the event targeting adult mosquitoes and disrupting the mosquito breeding cycle. With our help, you can be sure the buzz at your party or get together won’t be about mosquito bites.
Schedule Mosquito, Flea & Tick Control Today
You could spend the season worrying about mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas every time you step outside — or you could give our local pest control company a call. If fewer biting pests on your property sounds wonderful, give us a shout today!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Mosquitoes, Fleas & Ticks
Light rain typically does not require rescheduling a mosquito treatment, but heavy rain around the time of service may affect application conditions. If the weather could interfere with your scheduled treatment, the Getem Services team will contact you.
Yes, our misting treatments help reduce fleas in outdoor areas where pets and wildlife are active. Because this is an exterior service, indoor flea infestations require a separate treatment. Getem offers interior flea control as part of our ongoing home pest control plan.
Because mosquito, flea, and tick treatments focus on the exterior of your property, you may not need to be home for every service visit. Getem Services can provide any instructions you need before your scheduled treatment.
Ticks in Hampton Roads can transmit several diseases, including Lyme disease, Rocky Mountain spotted fever, and ehrlichiosis. While Lyme disease is primarily associated with deer ticks, dog ticks, and lone star ticks can spread other serious illnesses that make tick prevention and prompt tick removal important.
The most common mosquito-borne illness in the U.S., West Nile virus, is a virus spread by the bites of infected mosquitoes and can affect people and animals. Female mosquitos become infected with the virus when they take a blood meal from infected birds.
Symptoms of West Nile virus include fever, headache, fatigue, or body aches. In rare cases, the virus may cause inflammation of the brain and spinal cord.
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