This Pest’s Season

Mosquitoes are most common from late Spring through early Fall.

Services For This Pest

Mosquito Yard Treatments (offered from April - October)

Mosquitoes

Few pests are as universally disliked as mosquitoes – and for good reason. These tiny bloodsuckers are not only annoying but also among the deadliest creatures on the planet. While a mosquito bite might seem like a minor nuisance, these insects are capable of transmitting serious diseases. In Arkansas, the most common mosquito-borne illness is West Nile Virus, but other threats like Zika virus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) have also been detected in the region.

Mosquitoes feed on blood to reproduce, transferring viruses from one host to another in the process. They’re experts at hiding during the day – often resting in shaded areas like under decks, in tall grass, or around plants – before becoming most active at dusk and nighttime, just when you want to enjoy your backyard.

One of the biggest contributors to mosquito infestations is standing water. Female mosquitoes lay their eggs in stagnant water, which can collect in birdbaths, gutters, old tires, flowerpots, or even puddles after rain. With our humid climate and warm summers, mosquito populations can explode quickly if not properly managed.

Legacy’s mosquito yard treatments are designed specifically for Arkansas’s unique climate and mosquito species. We target both adult mosquitoes and breeding areas to drastically reduce their numbers around your home or business.

Have you seen signs of mosquitos around your property? Contact Legacy today for a free no-obligation pest consultation.

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