Automated Insect Misting Systems

automated insect misting systems

The Best Automatic Insect Control System for Your Home and Business

Broken Arrow’s automatic insect misting system helps control flies, mosquitoes, spider and other insects while helping your family enjoying the outdoors! We’ll be happy to come out to your home or business and give you a quote for service.

 

Our Automatic Misting System is Designed to Control the Following Insects:

automated insect misting systems

Spiders

Spiders are quite frightening home invaders. If the wrong one bites you, you could end up in the hospital. Banish them from the areas that you and your family love to spend time in by installing a trustworthy Spider Control Misting System.

Mosquitoes

It’s a drag whenever mosquitoes force you inside the house. But with just two or three short mists per day from our mosquito control misting system, mosquitoes and other annoying insects disappear from your yard for good!

automated insect misting systems
automated insect misting systems

Flies

Flies are among the filthiest pests on our planet, a major nuisance to humans and animals, and we all want to keep them out of our homes as much as possible. That’s why we provide an automatic fly spray system that will keep the flies away from both your residential and livestock facilities. These misting systems are safe, reliable, and easy to use.

Gnats

If your yard is plagued by tiny flying insects, you’ll want a solution fast. Our long-term treatment comes to you in the form of an Automatic Misting System that helps keep gnats and other insects under control.

automated insect misting systems
automated insect misting systems

Dirt Daubers

Do you want to be rid of dirt daubers? Misting is your solution! This convenient method effectively works on dirt daubers in your outdoor living space, backyard, dock, or barn without any effort. With an automated insect misting system taking ten seconds every day is all it takes, and the results are simply amazing!

Wasps

Wasps pose a great danger to your home’s external environment. Luckily, you can ward off these potentially life-threatening pests from your yard, deck, and patio with the help of an effective wasp control misting system.

automated insect misting systems
automated insect misting systems

Scorpions

Scorpions create a nuisance when they interact with humans because they will sting when disturbed. To keep the scorpions away from your home, install a scorpion control misting system around your property.

No See-Ums

Nobody likes getting bit by insects and no-see-ums can be the worst. While mosquitos are often cited as the most annoying, no-see-ums may be even worse – because although smaller in size, they have quite a “bite” – so to speak. When stung by a no-see-um, the skin will become inflamed, and this irritation can last for several days! Misting your yard regularly with our environmentally safe automatic no see um misting system will prevent biting bugs from setting up camp on your property.

automated insect misting systems

Our trained pest control experts have years of experience and work with customers from beginning to end. Once we’ve installed your automated insect misting system, you’ll see just how well it works!

Our Services

Our team can help you enjoy your yard, deck, and patio with our automated insect control misting system in the Trinity, Onalaska, Livingston, Point Blank, Coldspring area. If you are plagued with bugs like mosquitos, flies, gnats, spiders, wasps, and other insects, we can help!

Professional Installation

Experienced, expert technicians will effectively and strategically install the insect control misting system in your yard, making sure the aesthetics of your landscape and home are not marred by the equipment.

Maintenance

With any piece of equipment, it’s vital to maintain the misting system. It’s the best way to ensure optimum performance while also extending the life of your system.

Servicing & Refill

Our trained technicians evaluate and repair automatic insect control misting systems that have been damaged by time, construction, wildlife, or weather.

Southeast Texas Pest Control

Service Area

We help protect your family from pests in the Trinity, Onalaska, Livingston, Point Blank, and Coldspring area with our automated insect misting system.

Give us a call:

936-327-7484 – Livingston

936-646-3600 – Onalaska

WANT TO START ENJOYING YOUR YARD AGAIN?

Best Practices For
Maintaining Your Lawn

As a property owner, there are many things you can do to keep your lawn healthy and beautiful. By incorporating these best practices into your yard maintenance routine, you can ensure your lawn care service provider’s hard work lasts longer and is more effective.
  1. Water regularly. In general, turf requires one inch of water per week during the active growing season and should be adjusted based on weather conditions. It’s best to apply water in smaller amounts during the week instead of all at once. It’s also better to water in the morning or early afternoon during the heat of the day. Watering at night produces a wet lawn, creating ideal conditions for disease. Irrigation during heat and moisture stress periods can encourage turf recovery, reduce weed encroachment, and help alleviate certain diseases and insect damage.
  2. Maintain a recommended mowing height. Mowing height recommendations vary by grass type. Mow regularly and avoid removing more than one-third of the surface of the turf blade, as short mowing can damage the turf. Grasses with higher mowing heights can better compete with weeds and tolerate drought stress.
  3. Ensure mower blades are sharp, as dull mower blades tear the turf rather than cutting it and create a ragged appearance. Additionally, mow when your turf is dry to avoid clumps of clippings, which will smother the turf if they are not removed. Mowing dry turf allows even distribution of clippings over the lawn. The following is an overview of recommended mowing heights for various grass types.

    Turf type Recommended mowing height (in.) 1 Bermudagrass (common or hybrid) 0.75–2” Bahiagrass 2–4", Centipedegrass 1–1.5” St. Augustinegrass 2.5-4” and Zoysiagrass 0.75–2 3”.

  4. Don’t over-fertilize. While fertilization directly influences turf's ability to tolerate disease pressure, too much can be detrimental. Ensure your lawn is properly fertilized, but avoid adding too much fertilizer, which can cause unwanted damage such as yellowing, browning, or even kill healthy grass.
  5. Aerate soils that are subject to heavy traffic which are prone to compaction. Aeration can help loosen compacted soil, which helps water, air, and fertilizers reach the turf roots. It can also help with overseeding. Typically, you should aerate once or twice a season by removing small cylindrical cores of soil and thatch from your lawn. Tools like a mechanical core aerator can help with this process and can aerate a yard quickly to maximize the area covered. When the soil is moist, the best times for aerating cool-season turf are spring and fall. Warm season turf should be aerated in the summer.
  6. Manage shaded areas. Growing turf in shaded areas can be challenging. Turfgrass needs a significant amount of sunlight to thrive, and lawns can thin out when adequate amounts aren’t received. Pruning tree foliage to help increase the amount of filtered light, can help improve the look and feel of your lawn.
  7. Prevent brown patches. You may begin to see brown spots on your lawn that are likely caused by insects or disease rather than lack of water. If you begin to see damage, contact your lawn care service to develop a treatment plan to help stop the problem from spreading and protect the investment you have made in your lawn.
By incorporating these practices into your lawn care routine, you can create strong, dense turf which can better withstand weed and disease pressure throughout the season.