Licensed in Texas · TPCL #0737646
Barrier treatments, larviciding, fogging, and automatic misting systems from our expert mosquito exterminators help protect Houston homes, yards, and businesses. Most treatments noticeably reduce mosquito activity within 24 to 48 hours.
SkeeterCide is a licensed mosquito control company serving Houston since 2016. Our mosquito control experts help homeowners, businesses, and community properties reduce mosquito activity and keep outdoor spaces comfortable year-round.
We focus on practical mosquito prevention services built around the property, local mosquito activity, and areas where mosquitoes commonly rest and breed. With professional mosquito treatment services and a consistent schedule, we help keep mosquito problems from becoming a recurring nuisance.
A mosquito exterminator addresses both adult mosquitoes and their breeding sites to reduce activity at its source.
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Exterminators check landscaping, gutters, drains, plant saucers, and other areas where mosquitoes rest or water collects.
We apply targeted mosquito control solutions to dense foliage, shrubs, and fence lines based on our inspection.
Before we leave, we'll explain what was treated, what to watch for, and when your next service is recommended.
Our Services
No single method handles a yard on its own. Our mosquito control in Houston is based on what your property needs, like lot size, tree cover, drainage, and how you use the space.
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Automatic mosquito misting systems release timed bursts of fine mist to help control mosquitoes around large lots, outdoor kitchens, and high-activity areas.
Fogging provides rapid knockdown of adult mosquitoes, making it useful before scheduled outdoor events such as weddings, graduations, and crawfish boils.
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Targeted treatment applied to shaded vegetation and other areas where adult mosquitoes rest, helping reduce mosquito activity around your property.
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Targets mosquito larvae before they mature into biting adults, helping interrupt the mosquito life cycle and reduce future mosquito activity.
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We identify common mosquito breeding areas around your property and recommend practical steps to limit conditions that allow mosquitoes to multiply.
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These traps attract and capture adult mosquitoes, providing an additional layer of control for properties with heavy mosquito pressure.
Residential, community, and commercial properties need different coverage. Here's how we handle each.
We focus on backyards, gardens, patios, and other outdoor spaces where your family spends time. Explore our residential mosquito & pest control services for ongoing protection.
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HOAs, parks, trails, and shared spaces require broader coverage across areas used by residents and visitors. Our community mosquito treatment helps keep these areas more comfortable.
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Restaurants, venues, and other businesses with landscaping or outdoor gathering areas need mosquito control. See our commercial mosquito control services for business properties.
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SkeeterCide is based in Kingwood and services Houston and the northeast metro. Properties along the San Jacinto River, Lake Houston, Cypress Creek, and Spring Creek have heavier mosquito pressure than the rest of the region, and we treat them every week of the season.
Service areas: Kingwood · Humble · Atascocita · Porter · New Caney · Spring · The Woodlands · Crosby & Huffman · Baytown · Dayton · Cypress
SkeeterCide is known for providing safe, reliable, and effective mosquito control in Houston for homes, yards, and businesses. Here is how we make this happen:
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Texas Pest Control License #0737646, issued by the Texas Department of Agriculture. Every exterminator is licensed, and the number is on every invoice.
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Treating mosquitoes in northeast Houston since 2016, not a general pest company that added it on the side.
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We know which Kingwood streets flood, which subdivisions fight drainage, and how a San Jacinto rise changes mosquito pressure the following week.
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Every visit includes a standing-water survey and larvicide where needed to stop a yard from resetting every three weeks.
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Every product is EPA-registered and applied at the label rate. Once treated areas dry, they're safe for kids and pets to enjoy again.
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Mosquito control costs depend on property size and mosquito activity. We provide a free, property-specific quote before service begins.
SkeeterCide has helped homeowners, businesses, and communities across Houston manage mosquito problems with professional, property-specific service. Our 5-star Google rating reflects customer feedback on our mosquito control services, responsive team, and overall experience.
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Give us a call. Request a free quote and find the right mosquito control in Houston for your property.
FAQs
Combine three things: remove standing water you can reach, treat water you can't with a larvicide, and apply a residual barrier spray to the shaded areas mosquitoes rest in. DIY sprays alone rarely hold up in Houston humidity. Professional treatment covers both the adults and the larvae you can't see.
The cost of professional mosquito control services depends on factors such as property size, vegetation, mosquito activity, and the type of service needed. One-time treatments and recurring service plans are available, with pricing provided based on your property. Free quotes are available.
Houston's mosquito season runs roughly March through November, with activity peaking June through October. Starting treatment in early March, before the first major hatch, keeps populations from establishing and typically costs less across the season than starting in July.
Yes, yard fogging gives a fast knockdown of adult mosquitoes, applied the day before your event so the yard is clear when guests arrive. It's a single visit, not a recurring plan, and works well for weddings, graduations and outdoor parties.
About 21 days. The residual holds on treated foliage through Houston's heat and humidity, so barrier treatments are scheduled on a 21-day cycle rather than monthly. Heavy rain can shorten that window, so a follow-up after a major storm is sometimes worth scheduling.