Manassas Mosquito Control

Every program starts with a 78-point property inspection. A licensed technician walks your entire lot to identify breeding sites, standing water sources, and shaded resting zones. Properties in Sudley near Ben Lomond Park face different pressure points than homes backing up to the Battlefield in Old Town, and our inspection accounts for that.

During each monthly visit, our technician uses a backpack mist blower to apply a targeted adulticide mixed with an insect growth regulator. We treat shaded foliage, hedges, eaves, deck undersides, and vegetation near water. These are the exact spots where mosquitoes rest during the day. The adulticide knocks down active mosquitoes on contact. The growth regulator stops larvae from growing into biting adults.

Most homeowners notice a 50% or greater reduction within 24 hours of the first treatment. Protection builds each month as we systematically reduce breeding populations across your property. After every service, you receive an email report showing what products were used and where.

For homeowners who prefer a spray-free approach, our In2Care program uses strategically placed stations instead of traditional barrier sprays. Each station contains treated gauze with a larvicide and a specialized fungus that targets mosquitoes.

Female mosquitoes enter the stations looking for a place to lay eggs. They contact the treated materials and carry them to natural breeding sites throughout your yard and your neighbors' properties. This autodissemination (spreading by the mosquitoes themselves) means a single station creates expanding zones of control far beyond where it sits. It works especially well for properties near Bull Run, the Battlefield wetlands, or drainage swales where breeding sites are hard to eliminate completely.

Our technicians install and maintain In2Care stations monthly from April through October. The system works continuously between visits. Many Manassas homeowners pair In2Care with our barrier spray for properties with heavy mosquito pressure near the Occoquan tributaries, though it also works well as a standalone program.

How Autodissemination Multiplies Your Protection

Contaminated mosquitoes don't just die inside the station. They leave and visit multiple breeding sites, depositing the larvicide and fungus at each one. A single station can impact breeding across several neighboring properties, creating a network effect that traditional sprays can't match.

Step 1: Talk to an Expert. Call 703-683-2000 and you'll speak directly with a licensed technician. No phone tree. No overseas call center. They'll discuss your situation, recommend a program, and give you a quote right on the call.

Step 2: 78-Point Property Inspection. Your technician arrives and walks the entire property. They check drainage patterns, standing water sources, breeding sites, and shaded resting zones. They document problem areas and create a treatment map tailored to your yard's specific layout and proximity to local waterways like Bull Run and the Battlefield wetlands.

Step 3: Initial Treatment. Using products vetted by our research team, we treat shaded foliage, hedges, eaves, deck undersides, and vegetation near standing water. We avoid blooming plants and vegetable gardens.

Step 4: Monthly Seasonal Protection. Visits run April through October, maintaining consistent barrier protection through the peak mosquito months. Between visits, unlimited free callbacks keep you covered. After each service, you'll get a detailed email report showing what we did and which products we used.