Mosquito Control in North Charleston, SC

Year-round mosquito treatment is covered by Platinum at $109/mo: monthly through the season and a winter service. Mosquito-only service is available separately from the plan. Call (843) 920-8469 for property-specific pricing.

Yes, and the difference is the water. Park Circle was laid out in the early 1900s with drainage to match, and its mature canopy fills gutters and tree holes, so the pressure is Asian tiger mosquitoes close to the house. The newer subdivisions in Indigo Fields and Whitehall drain to stormwater retention ponds, which is Southern house mosquito habitat at dusk. Same city, different species, different treatment emphasis.

Yes. Every product used is EPA-registered and applied to label. Children and pets may use treated areas once dry, typically 2 to 4 hours, and we never apply while they are present.

Yes. Southern house mosquitoes come out on warm days in January, and Aedes eggs in gutters and tree holes hatch as soon as temperatures hold above 50°F, sometimes in late February. A winter service covers the gap a May restart leaves behind.

Barrier treatment usually accounts for up to 90% of the adult population per application. River-corridor lots along the Ashley and Cooper usually see 80% or better after the first two monthly visits, with the marsh-edge vegetation as the priority zone because that is where the tidal brood lands.

Each barrier treatment holds about three weeks. Monthly visits ensure coverage stays continuous through the season.

It never fully ends. The peak pressure period is May to October. The first saltmarsh brood along the Ashley and Cooper follows the first exceptional high tide of warm weather, and Asian tiger eggs hatch as early as late February.

Yes. Adulticide on resting foliage plus larvicide for undrainable water is part of every visit. In a city with this much storm drainage and retention infrastructure, the larvicide is what keeps a treated yard from being refilled with Southern house mosquitoes between visits.

Yes. For a gathering at a North Charleston home we time a barrier treatment a day or two ahead so the patio and lawn foliage is treated when guests arrive. Call (843) 920-8469 with your date.

West Nile virus, carried mainly by the Southern house mosquito breeding in retention ponds and parking-lot drainage, and Eastern Equine Encephalitis. West Nile is reported by South Carolina in Charleston County, a coastal county, in most years. Mosquitoes also give heartworm to dogs and cats in one bite.

Because both are tidal, and together they put 3.43 square miles of water inside the city. The saltmarsh mosquito lays eggs on the high marsh and the whole brood hatches together when an exceptional tide or heavy rain floods it, finishing in four to five days and flying about a mile a day inland. Riverfront Park and the old naval base sit right on that edge.

Most North Charleston appointments are same-day or next-day. Call (843) 920-8469. If your home goes unserviced past the next business day, the initial visit is free.

We treat shaded foliage and the undersides of leaves where mosquitoes rest, leaving flowering plants where pollinators feed, and schedule early or late when bee activity is lowest. Let the technician know about pollinator plantings and we will work around them.