Mosquito Control
Mosquito Control for
the East Valley
In-season mosquito service is included April through October on our Max plan at $59/mo. Serving Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa, Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, Scottsdale, and Tempe.
Licensed · AZ Office of Pest Management
Free re-service between visits
Prices published — no mystery quotes
Same-day service when booked by 1pm
Yes, the desert has a mosquito problem. Monsoon storms leave standing water in flower pots, French drains, clogged gutters, and forgotten kiddie pools — and that's all Aedes aegypti needs. This is the mosquito that bites ankles in broad daylight, breeds in a bottle cap of water, and rarely flies more than a couple hundred feet from where it hatched. If you're getting eaten in your own backyard, the source is probably in your own backyard.
The stakes are higher than itchy ankles. Maricopa County is one of the country's worst hotspots for West Nile virus, which is carried by Culex mosquitoes that breed in the same neglected water. Knocking down the mosquito population around your home is a health measure, not just a comfort upgrade.
NEARPEST attacks both sides of the problem: we find and eliminate the breeding sources on your property, then treat the shaded resting spots — dense shrubs, under decks, around patios — where adult mosquitoes wait out the heat.
What we do
Source elimination first
Spraying without finding the standing water is a treadmill. We inspect drains, trays, gutters, and low spots, and either dump, treat, or flag every breeding site.
Barrier treatment
We treat vegetation and shaded resting areas where adult mosquitoes hide during the day, so the population drops and stays down between visits.
Built for monsoon season
Service runs April through October — exactly when Arizona mosquitoes do. It's included in the Max plan at $59/mo.
Free re-service
Big storm fills the yard with water and the bites come back early? We come back out between visits at no charge. Every plan includes that.
Know your enemy: Aedes vs. Culex
Aedes aegypti is the daytime biter making your patio unusable. It's a container breeder — plant saucers, toys, buckets, and drain boxes are its nurseries — and it lives close to where it hatched. That's actually good news: control your property's water and you control most of your bites.
Culex mosquitoes are the evening biters and the West Nile vector. Maricopa County leads the nation in West Nile activity in bad years, and the county's own surveillance traps regularly light up across the East Valley after monsoon storms.
Our program targets both: larval sources so mosquitoes never take wing, and adult resting sites so the ones flying in from the neighbor's yard don't stick around.
What a season of service looks like
We start with a full property walk: irrigation boxes, French drains, gutters, fountains, anything that holds water for more than a few days. You get a straight list of what we found and what we did about it.
From April through October we return on schedule to retreat resting areas and recheck sources, because monsoon weather rewrites the map every few weeks. Between visits, re-service is free if mosquitoes flare up.
Mosquito season service is bundled into the Max plan at $59/mo alongside monthly general pest control. Call (480) 555-0199 and we'll get your yard back before the next storm does.
Plans & pricing
Covered on a plan, priced in public.
Shield
Every 90 days
$35/mo
$105 billed quarterly
Year-round coverage for the common desert pests.
Start with ShieldShield+
Every 60 days
$45/mo
$90 billed every 2 months
Our scorpion plan. Bi-monthly visits tuned to AZ scorpion pressure.
Start with Shield+Max
Monthly
$59/mo
$59 billed monthly
Maximum pressure control — monthly visits plus seasonal mosquito.
Start with Max$99 initial visit — One-time initial visit — full interior + exterior knockdown service. Often discounted with an annual plan.
Questions, answered
When is mosquito season in the Phoenix area?
Roughly April through October, peaking during and after monsoon season in late summer. That's why our mosquito service runs exactly that window — paying for winter mosquito treatments in Arizona would be paying for nothing.
Why am I getting bitten during the day?
That's Aedes aegypti, an aggressive daytime biter that breeds in small containers and stays close to home. Daytime bites usually mean a breeding source within a couple hundred feet — often on your own property.
Is West Nile virus actually a risk here?
Yes. Maricopa County is consistently one of the most active West Nile counties in the United States, with cases nearly every year. Reducing mosquitoes around your home genuinely reduces that exposure.
Will one treatment fix my mosquito problem?
One treatment knocks the population down; it doesn't keep it down through monsoon season. Mosquitoes re-breed in days when water returns. That's why we run recurring in-season service with free re-services between visits.
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Ready when you are.
Call now or book online. If pests show up between visits, so do we — free.