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Mosquito Control Austin, TX

Mosquito Control in Austin, TX for Fewer Bites

Reduce mosquito activity around your patio with a free inspection, breeding-site review, and treatments chosen for your yard. Seasonal service is $95/month, March–October, across Austin and nearby communities.

Local Service

Service built around practical recommendations for Austin-area properties.

Free Inspection

Inspect the pest activity and property conditions before choosing a service plan.

Eco-Conscious

Inspection-first recommendations and methods chosen for the property.

Austin Mosquito Pressure

Start with the water, shade, and resting areas around the property

Mosquito pressure can change from one yard to the next. Gutters, planters, toys, pet bowls, birdbaths, rain barrels, drains, dense shrubs, and other shaded or water-holding areas can all influence where mosquitoes breed or rest.

Austin Pest Control provides seasonal mosquito control for Austin-area properties across Austin and nearby communities. The service begins with a comprehensive mosquito inspection and breeding-site review, then can include exterior treatments, mosquito traps, and standing-water larvae treatment paired with practical steps homeowners can take between visits. Call or text (512) 917-1364 to request a free inspection.

Austin Public Health: Prevention guidance checked October 2, 2026. APH recommends draining standing water weekly, refreshing pet dishes and birdbaths, clearing gutters, repairing leaks, and maintaining screens. Yard treatment can reduce mosquito activity, but it does not eliminate every mosquito, prevent West Nile infection, or remove all bite risk. Continue personal bite prevention. APH notes that its website updates may be delayed due to reduced staff access.

Where We Look

Common mosquito pressure points around Austin yards

Gutters, drains, and low spots

Leaves, sediment, and poor drainage can allow small amounts of water to persist after rain or irrigation.

Planters and containers

Saucers, buckets, toys, tarps, and other containers can collect enough water to support mosquito development.

Pet bowls and birdbaths

Useful water sources need regular refreshing and cleaning so water does not remain stagnant.

Shaded vegetation

Dense shrubs, groundcover, and protected edges can provide cool resting areas close to patios and doors.

Inspection First

A seasonal plan built around your yard

Service works best when inspection, treatment, and weekly water reduction support each other.

Start with a free inspection
  1. Step 1

    Inspect the property

    Review outdoor living areas, vegetation, drainage, containers, and other likely breeding or resting zones.

  2. Step 2

    Identify water sources

    Separate removable standing water from persistent areas that may need a different management step.

  3. Step 3

    Recommend service components

    Build a plan using the verified exterior treatment, trap, and standing-water larvae-treatment options that fit the property.

  4. Step 4

    Revisit through the season

    Pair scheduled service with reminders and practical weekly water-reduction steps between visits.

Service Plan

Seasonal Mosquito Control

$95/month

The approved mosquito plan runs March through October and combines inspection, breeding-site work, exterior service, traps, and treatment for standing-water larvae.

  • Seasonal service March–October
  • Comprehensive mosquito inspection
  • Breeding-site identification
  • Exterior mosquito treatments
  • Mosquito trap installations
  • Standing-water larvae treatment
  • Text appointment reminders
  • Online customer portal

Helpful Answers

Frequently asked questions

Does Austin Pest Control combine mosquito treatment with breeding-site prevention?

Yes. The approved mosquito plan begins with a property inspection and breeding-site review, then can combine exterior treatments, mosquito traps, and standing-water larvae treatment with practical weekly water-reduction steps for the homeowner. The service focuses on reducing breeding opportunities and mosquito pressure rather than promising complete elimination.

What does the mosquito inspection review?

Austin Pest Control reviews patios and play areas, vegetation, drainage, gutters, planters, containers, pet bowls, birdbaths, rain barrels, drains, low spots, and other likely breeding or resting zones before recommending the service components that fit the yard.

When is mosquito service available?

The verified residential mosquito plan runs from March through October.

Does treatment remove every mosquito?

No outdoor service can prevent every mosquito from entering a yard. The plan focuses on reducing breeding opportunities and activity around inspected and treated areas.

What can I do between visits?

Drain standing water weekly, refresh pet and birdbath water, clear clogged gutters, repair leaks, maintain screens, and remove containers that collect rain or irrigation water.

What is included in the mosquito plan?

The approved plan lists inspection, breeding-site identification, exterior treatments, trap installations, standing-water larvae treatment, reminders, and portal access.

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Free Inspection

Request a Free Mosquito Control Inspection

Tell us what you are seeing and where it is happening. We will review the property details and follow up with a practical next step.

Prefer to talk now? Call (512) 917-1364 or send a text.