
Your Backyard Shouldn’t Come with a Bite.
Dinner on the patio. Kids playing in the grass. A quiet minute outside. Mosquitoes can turn everyday moments into a quick retreat indoors.
Their breeding spots aren’t always obvious. Flowerpot saucers, clogged gutters, forgotten toys, and other places that collect water can support developing mosquitoes. Adults often shelter in shaded plants and protected corners around your yard.
We inspect your property for those breeding spots and resting areas, then create a treatment plan around what we find. We’ll also show you small changes that can make a meaningful difference between visits.

Common Mosquitoes in Central Texas
Asian Tiger Mosquitoes
Recognizable by their black-and-white markings, these mosquitoes readily bite during the day. They often develop in small water-filled containers around homes, including buckets, plant saucers, and outdoor toys.
Yellow Fever Mosquitoes
These mosquitoes are well suited to life around people. They commonly breed in water-holding containers near homes and can bite during the day, making even a short trip outside less comfortable.
Southern House Mosquitoes
More active from evening into the night, southern house mosquitoes can interrupt prime patio time. They often develop in standing water containing leaves and other organic material.
Floodwater Mosquitoes
A rainy stretch can bring a sudden surge of these mosquitoes. Their eggs wait in areas that periodically flood, then hatch when water returns. Some can travel considerable distances from their breeding sites.
HOW IT WORKS
A Smarter Approach
To Mosquito Control

Inspect
We spot conditions conducive to mosquito activity, including standing water, shaded vegetation, and sheltered spots where mosquitoes may be developing or resting.

Treat
Tackle current infestations. We apply a misting spray to shrubs, greenery, lawn, and sheltered areas where mosquitoes are likely to rest for an immediate reduction in population, taking care to avoid active pollinators.

Protect
Break the breeding cycle. For lasting improvement, we use mosquito stations that work 24/7 to interrupt their breeding cycle. The most effective mosquito control treats them at their source and reduces possible breeding sites.
Signs Mosquitoes Are Taking Over Your Outdoor Time
You don’t have to find the source before calling us. That’s what the inspection is for.
Why Do Mosquitoes Keep Coming Back?
A little water can keep the cycle going.
Rain refills containers. Irrigation leaves puddles. An overlooked bucket becomes a breeding spot. Mosquitoes can also fly in from surrounding properties, even after activity in your own yard has been reduced.
Lasting improvement takes a combination of targeted treatment and regular prevention. Mango Mango helps you identify the spots worth watching and explains what to do between visits. Emptying and scrubbing water-holding containers each week is a useful place to start.
More Porch Time. Less Swatting.
Let’s make your outdoor spaces more comfortable. We’ll take a look, track down likely trouble spots, and recommend a mosquito-control plan that fits your yard.
Call (254) 870-8225
Say goodbye to pests.
Ants, cockroaches, termites, mosquitoes, rodents, and scorpions can make themselves at home in Central Texas any time of year. We look for what’s bringing them in, treat where it’s needed, and help keep them from coming back, with a plan that fits your home. Get to know the pests we treat below.