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Mosquito Control in Southlake, TX

Treatment goes where they rest by day. The standing water on your property producing them is removed rather than left alone. Mosquito control in Southlake runs monthly through the season, and we return at no charge if they come back.

Starting at
$52/mo
smoothed across all 12 months
Or $89 per individual treatment. Money-back guarantee, either way.
Adult + larval control · Exterior flea & tick prevention included · TPCL #850046
Forterra technician misting a backyard for mosquitoes. Mosquito Control in Southlake, TX.
◉ MOSQUITO · BACKYARD ZONE
Backpack mist treatment in progress
◉ Mosquito · Treatment in progress
Adult mist + larval
stations
~25 min visit · April–October
Overview Why choose Forterra for mosquitoes in Southlake

Heavy planting and mature canopy hold humidity near the ground long after open lawns have dried, so a shaded Southlake garden stays productive weeks longer than an exposed one. The difficulty is not water in the open but water held in cover. Forterra works the shaded and planted parts of your property first, then seals the house with the Zero Gap System™. Texas Pest Control License TPCL #850046.

Your office

Forterra Southlake.

Southlake mosquito service runs April through October out of the Southlake office, with extra attention on greenbelt edges and irrigation that pools.

HQ
Forterra Pest Control
935 S Kimball Ave Ste. 162
Southlake, TX 76092
(817) 665-6527
Rating
★ 5.0 · 2,096 reviews
Service
Mon to Fri, 7:00am to 7:00pm
Phones
Phones answered 24/7
License
TPCL #850046
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On the ground in Southlake

Why Mosquitoes Thrive in Southlake

Southlake properties back onto creek corridors and greenbelt land more often than anywhere else we service, and that is a standing water source nobody can drain. Add lot sizes that support real landscaping and irrigation systems running on a schedule, and the result is a yard that stays humid at ground level through the season even in a dry stretch. Dense planting holds that humidity exactly where mosquitoes rest during the day.

So the treatment targets resting sites rather than open lawn. The underside of foliage, shaded bed edges, the strip along a fence line and anywhere the irrigation keeps damp are where the work happens. We also look at the irrigation schedule itself, because a system running daily on a shaded bed is doing more to sustain the population than most homeowners realize. Visits are monthly and the office schedules them without needing a call.

Pools and water features are the local variable worth checking. A maintained pool is not a breeding site, but a cover holding rainwater, a fountain that has been switched off, or a low-lying drainage swale that stays wet after irrigation all are, and any of them will undo a good treatment quietly.

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The Forterra dual-attack method

Most companies spray adults and walk away. We come for the next generation, too.

Mosquitoes have a two-stage life cycle, so we treat both stages, together, every visit. One visit, one truck, two products doing different jobs in the same yard.

Stage 1, Adults

Backpack sprayer mist treatment.

Targeted mist applied to where adult mosquitoes rest during the day, foliage, dense shrubs, shaded plants, under decks, and fence lines. The "mist" is just our application method, not a permanent installed system.

  • Knocks down resting adult mosquitoes on contact
  • Residual lasts ~21–28 days through the breeding season
  • Concentrated on harborage first, the open lawn when pressure calls for it
Stage 2, Larvae

MosquitoCon larvicide stations.

MosquitoCon stations from VM Products sit in shaded corners of your yard. They attract egg-laying females, then prevent the larvae they leave behind from ever maturing into biting adults. Quietly devastating to the breeding cycle.

  • Targets mosquitoes before they're old enough to bite
  • Kills the population your neighbor's yard would have made next week
  • Refilled and inspected on every monthly visit

Why we do both.

Adulticide alone is a treadmill. Kill today's mosquitoes; tomorrow's eggs hatch into next week's bites. By treating larvae and adults together, we drop the population faster and keep it down through the season, using less product overall, not more.

2x Life-cycle stages treated
~25 min Typical monthly visit
0 DFW competitors offering both, that we know of
Photo: David Dance, Forterra
Why we offer both, David Dance, Forterra

" Spraying for adults is the easy half. Honestly, anybody can buy a sprayer. The hard part, the part that actually shrinks the mosquito population around your house, is interrupting the next generation before they hatch. MosquitoCon does that, quietly, in the background. We layer it under the mist treatment because doing one without the other is leaving money on the table for your neighbors' mosquitoes. "

David Dance Owner · Commercial Certified Applicator · TPCL #850046
Reclaim your yard

You have an infestation, and a backyard you've stopped using. Both are fixable.

That's the honest version. Most of our mosquito customers don't call because they've seen a bug, they call because dinner outside has stopped being a thing, and the kids' trampoline has become decoration. The dual-attack method exists so the patio works again. The chairs get used. Dinner moves outside again.

Ready when you are. Real prices online in about 60 seconds, phones answered 24/7.

What's included

Every monthly visit, plainly listed.

No itemized add-ons. No "premium" tier. The price you see covers everything below, including the exterior flea & tick prevention that we'd normally only run as a separate $250 reactive service.

01
Harborage area inspection

Walk the property and identify shaded resting zones, standing-water risks, and vegetation pressure.

02
Backpack sprayer mist treatment

Applied to foliage, dense shrubs, shaded plants, under decks, and fence lines where adult mosquitoes rest.

03
MosquitoCon station service

Inspect each station, refill larvicide, and reposition if conditions in your yard have changed.

04
Standing-water monitoring

Note any new breeding hotspots and flag what to fix, saucers, gutters, low spots, bird baths.

05
Treatment notes whenever something needs your attention

Where we treated, what we noticed, and what's worth your attention before the next visit.

06
Free re-treats between visits

If mosquitoes come back hard in the middle of the month, text us. We come back. No charge.

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Exterior flea & tick prevention

The same harborage zones we treat for mosquitoes overlap with the zones flea & tick service targets. So we cover those, too, at no additional cost. Standalone equivalent: $250 one-time treatment

Included
How a typical visit works

Where we spray. Where the stations go. What ~25 minutes actually buys.

The mist treatment is concentrated on harborage, shaded plants, fence lines, and under-deck zones first, with the open lawn treated when pressure calls for it. MosquitoCon stations sit in the corners, where shade and humidity make life easy for breeding females.

Mist-treated harborage zone
MosquitoCon station
What a typical Forterra mosquito treatment looks like from above. The mist concentrates on shaded harborage, exactly where adult mosquitoes wait out the day. Treatment concentrates there rather than on open lawn, though the lawn gets treated too when pressure calls for it. MosquitoCon stations sit at shaded corners where breeding females naturally seek standing water.
  1. 01

    Arrival & walkthrough

    Tech texts on the way and walks the property, looking for new shaded resting zones, standing water, and any complaint hotspots from last visit.

    ~3 min
  2. 02

    Harborage inspection

    Identify the resting zones for the season's pressure, under decks, dense shrubs, fence-line beds, shaded foundation plants. Conditions change month to month.

    ~4 min
  3. 03

    Backpack sprayer mist application

    Targeted mist to harborage zones first, the open lawn when pressure calls for it. Application takes longer when foliage is dense, most yards finish in 12–14 minutes.

    ~12–14 min
  4. 04

    MosquitoCon station service

    Each station gets inspected, refilled with larvicide, and repositioned if shade or moisture conditions in your yard have shifted.

    ~4 min
  5. 05

    Wrap-up & departure

    Treatment notes, breeding-source observations, and anything worth your attention before the next visit.

    ~2 min · effective in ~30 min
DFW mosquito season

When DFW mosquitoes are out, and when we treat them.

DFW has a defined mosquito season. From a treatment-economics perspective, there's no point spraying in February. Service runs April through October, seven monthly visits, covering the entire active window plus the shoulder months on either side.

Service windowApril – October7 monthly visits per year
Jan
Dormant
First freezes have collapsed populations.
Feb
Dormant
Lowest-pressure month of the year.
Mar
Pre-season
First warm days, eggs begin overwintering activity.
Apr
Service starts
Service starts. Population still rebuilding.
May
Active
Spring rain + warmth = first major pressure.
Jun
Peak
Population fully active. Backyard pressure noticeable.
Jul
Peak
Highest pressure. Heat + humidity at maximum.
Aug
Peak
Sustained peak. Late-summer rain compounds.
Sep
Active
Pressure persists. Cooler nights begin to slow them.
Oct
Service ends
Final service month. Knock-down before dormancy.
Nov
Dormant
Service paused, population dropping fast.
Dec
Dormant
Service resumes in spring.
Dormant, service paused
Service window, Apr – Oct (7 visits)
Peak pressure

When to start: The earlier in spring you start, the lower the population gets before peak. Customers who start in April typically have the easiest July. Mid-summer starts still work, we just hit it hard on the first visit.

Pricing, transparent breakdown

Two ways to pay. Same service on either.

Most customers pick the smoothed monthly option for budget consistency, same charge in February as in July, even though the work happens April through October. If you'd rather pay only when we treat, the per-visit option is cleaner.

Most customers pick this Smoothed monthly

Monthly — smoothed across the year

$ 52 /mo

Same monthly charge year-round. Service runs April – October (7 visits).

  • 7 monthly visits Apr – Oct
  • Backpack sprayer mist treatment, every visit
  • MosquitoCon stations, installed and serviced
  • Exterior flea & tick prevention, included
  • Free re-treats between visits if mosquitoes return
  • Money-back guarantee. If you are not happy, we make it right.
Pay per visit

Per individual treatment

$ 89 /visit

Pay only when we treat. Best if you'd rather not have a recurring charge.

  • Single visit, same scope as monthly
  • Adult mist treatment + station service
  • Exterior flea & tick prevention included
  • The office schedules each one for you
  • Auto-scheduled. The office books each visit for you.
What moves the price
Property size Larger lots take more time and product. Pricing scales accordingly.
Foliage density Dense, mature landscaping has more harborage to treat than open yards.
Standing water on-site Persistent breeding sources may add a station or two, usually no cost change.
Existing pressure If you're starting mid-July, the first visit is heavier. We don't charge extra.
Frequently asked

Southlake Mosquito Control FAQ

If you don't see yours, call (817) 665-6527 or text us, a human will answer.

Shade and irrigation keep humidity at ground level long after an open lawn has dried out. That makes a wooded, irrigated property productive for weeks longer than an exposed one, and the adults spend their days resting in exactly that cover. What you are dealing with on a Southlake lot is water held in planting, not water standing in the open.

Not at all, though it does mean the work concentrates on your boundary rather than being spread evenly. A Southlake garden against greenbelt gets a constant feed rather than the odd arrival, so the treated band along that edge matters more than anything applied in the middle of a lawn. Distance from it also shapes how often somebody comes out.

Usually from places nobody thinks of. Saucers under planters, the base of a decorative feature, a low corner that never quite drains, a blocked gutter and the tray beneath an outdoor unit all hold enough. On a Southlake lot with irrigation running to a timer, several of these will refill automatically every few days regardless of the weather.

Not usually, and doing so would cost you more for a worse result. The work goes to the cover they rest in through the day, the boundary, and any water found on the property, rather than over open grass where they never settle. On a larger Southlake property that targeting is what keeps it both affordable and effective.

Sooner than most households book it. Shaded, irrigated ground around Southlake warms and holds its moisture ahead of open ground, so the first generation is already flying while nobody has given it a thought. Monthly service follows from there, with the opening visit carrying the weight of whatever has established itself since the previous season ended on the property.

Shade and planting where they wait out the daylight, every bit of standing water on the property, and the edge where kept ground runs into rough. Nothing is simply repeated from last month, because a Southlake property that was bone dry in May can be producing by July once irrigation and summer storms have been at it for a while.

About a month in ordinary weather, and that is why the cycle is monthly rather than quarterly. A heavy storm shortens it at both ends, rinsing the treated cover and filling new water for the following generation. If rain has clearly undone a Southlake visit, tell us and somebody comes back out with nothing added to the bill for it.

Once it is dry, which is usually inside the hour, and the technician tells you the exact window before leaving. Nobody needs to stay off the lawn for an afternoon. Product is placed on the cover the insects occupy through the day rather than spread over the parts of a Southlake garden that people actually sit in each evening.

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Mosquito Control near Southlake.

Same treatment and the same guarantee from the same offices. See the DFW mosquito control overview →

Ready when you are

Start at $52/mo.
Or $89 per visit.

No phone call. No credit card up front. See your real price in about 60 seconds, pick your start date, and we'll be there. April through October, adult mist + larval stations + flea & tick included.

Dual-attack methodAdult + larval control
Flea & tick included$250 value, bundled
5.0 ★ · 2,900+ reviewsGoogle verified
TX TPCL #850046Licensed in Texas
Starting at $52/mo
or $89 per individual treatment
  • ✓Backpack sprayer mist treatment
  • ✓MosquitoCon larval stations
  • ✓Flea & tick prevention included
  • ✓Free re-treats between visits
  • ✓Money-back guarantee
  • ✓Money-back guarantee
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