Mosquito Control That Also Protects Against Ticks and Fleas
U.S. Pest Protection’s Nashville mosquito control keeps Middle Tennessee yards usable all season, starting at $75 a month. Every visit also treats for ticks and fleas, and the program runs all twelve months, because Tennessee’s biting pests never fully take a season off. Call 615-590-1260 or schedule a free inspection.Without effective mosquito control:
Monthly Mosquito, Tick & Flea Treatments
One monthly visit treats your yard for mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas, using top-of-the-line, name-brand products with long-lasting protection.
Take Back Your Backyard
Get mosquito control that lets your family enjoy the outdoors again. Each visit targets the shady places mosquitoes rest during the day and the standing water where they breed, and treats for ticks and fleas at the same time, all backed by our Whatever It Takes Guarantee.
Schedule Your Free Mosquito Inspection
Every program starts with a free inspection. We find where mosquitoes breed and rest on your property, measure your yard, and give you a clear monthly price. We’ll also point out simple fixes, like standing water you can eliminate.Mosquito Control, Made Simple
Get Your Monthly Plan:
A clear monthly price, starting at $75, with mosquito, tick, and flea treatment every visit.
Enjoy Your Yard Again:
Rest easy with protection backed by our Whatever It Takes Guarantee.
Professional Mosquito Pest Control Solutions
At U.S. Pest, mosquito control is part of a year-round plan for your whole yard. Our family-owned company has protected Middle Tennessee homes since 1985, our technicians average more than seven years with us, and every visit is backed by our Whatever It Takes Guarantee.Nashville Mosquito Control Pricing
Pricing is based on the size of your yard, and every visit includes mosquito, tick, and flea treatment.- Up to 1/4 acre: $75 per month
- Up to 1/2 acre: $135 per month
- Up to 3/4 acre: $195 per month
- Up to 1 acre: $255 per month
Each additional quarter acre adds $60 per month. We measure your property during your free inspection, so you know your exact price before you start.
Like any business, our prices rise over time as costs go up, and current customers are generally protected from the full increase. Getting on the schedule sooner is the best way to keep your rate low.
One-Time Event Treatments
Hosting a backyard party, wedding, or graduation? One-time mosquito treatments start at $300, timed ahead of your event.
Who Mosquito Control Is For
- Families who want to use their yard, patio, and pool without getting bitten
- Homes near creeks, ponds, wooded lots, or low spots that hold water
- Households with young children, older adults, or pets
- Anyone who wants protection from ticks and fleas, too, in the same visit
How a Monthly Visit Works
March Through November: Mosquito, Tick, and Flea Treatment
- Inspect: We check for standing water, breeding sites, and the shady spots where mosquitoes rest.
- Treat resting areas: A long-lasting barrier goes on shrubs, ornamental plants, tree lines, fence rows, ground cover, under decks, and shaded areas along the foundation.
- Treat breeding sites: Standing water that can’t be removed, along with gutters and drainage areas, is treated so larvae never become biting adults.
- Knock down active mosquitoes: A fast-acting treatment clears the adults already on your property.
- Recommend fixes: We’ll point out standing water, leaf litter, and overgrowth you can address to keep numbers down.
December Through February: Tick and Flea Protection
When mosquitoes go quiet, the visits keep going. In December and January, we treat leaf litter, fence lines, and wooded edges where ticks spend the winter. In February, a growth regulator breaks the flea and tick life cycle before spring. Learn more about our tick control.
When Mosquitoes Are Active in Middle Tennessee
Mosquito activity builds in spring, peaks in mid to late summer, and tapers off in fall. Our technicians typically see mosquitoes through November, and into December in mild years. West Nile virus risk is highest late in the season.| Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | |
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| Asian tiger mosquito Daytime biter | ||||||||||||
| House mosquitoes (Culex) Dusk to night; main West Nile carrier | ||||||||||||
| Floodwater mosquitoes Surge after heavy rain | ||||||||||||
| West Nile virus risk Based on Nashville mosquito testing | ||||||||||||
| Our coverage | Tick & flea habitat | Mosquito, tick & flea treatment every visit | Ticks | |||||||||
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Typical activity for Middle Tennessee, based on public health data and what our technicians see in the field. Timing shifts with weather from year to year.
That’s why mosquito treatment runs from March through November. Starting early knocks populations down before they build, and treating through November covers the late-season mosquitoes our technicians still find, along with the weeks when West Nile virus risk is highest.
Middle Tennessee Mosquitoes
- Asian tiger mosquito: Black with white stripes; bites aggressively during the day and breeds in small containers like buckets, toys, and clogged gutters. It’s the mosquito most people notice in their yards.
- House mosquitoes (Culex): Plain brown; bite from dusk through the night and breed in stagnant water. They’re the main carriers of West Nile virus.
- Floodwater mosquitoes: Hatch in large numbers from damp ground after heavy rain, which is why mosquitoes often surge a week or so after storms.
Mosquito-Borne Health Risks in Tennessee
- West Nile virus: In 2025, Nashville’s Metro Public Health Department confirmed a locally acquired human case and found West Nile virus in mosquitoes at 27 trapping sites. In 2024, infected mosquitoes turned up at every sampling site in Davidson County by mid-October.
- La Crosse virus: A mosquito-borne virus that mainly affects children, reported most often in East Tennessee.
- Heartworm: Mosquitoes spread heartworm to dogs and cats, which is why veterinarians recommend year-round prevention.
Most people infected with West Nile virus have no symptoms, but some develop serious illness. See a doctor for fever, severe headache, stiff neck, or confusion after mosquito bites.
How It Fits With Your Pest Control Plan
Our Monthly, Every Other Month, and Quarterly plans cover household pests in and around your home. Mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas need a different, yard-focused treatment, so mosquito and tick control is its own monthly service. Add it to any plan for complete protection, inside and out.
Our Products, Safety, and Rain Policy
- Top-of-the-line products: We use only name-brand products, never generics, chosen for long-lasting protection. Product labels are available on request.
- Safe for your family: Treated areas are safe for kids and pets once dry, usually within about 30 minutes.
- Rain: Most of our products hold up well to rain. If a heavy washout lets activity return, we’ll come back at no additional charge.
How to Help Keep Mosquitoes Down
- Empty or turn over anything that holds water at least once a week
- Keep gutters clean and downspouts flowing
- Change birdbath and pet bowl water every few days
- Trim overgrown shrubs and tall grass where mosquitoes rest
- Repair window and door screens
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does mosquito control cost?
Monthly mosquito, tick, and flea treatment starts at $75 a month for properties up to a quarter acre. Each additional quarter acre adds $60 a month. One-time event treatments start at $300.
How often do you treat for mosquitoes?
Every 30 days. From March through November, each visit treats for mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas. In the winter months, visits focus on ticks and fleas.
Why is the program year-round?
Mosquitoes slow down in winter, but ticks don’t. Some Tennessee ticks bite any day above freezing, and winter visits break the tick and flea life cycle before spring.
Does mosquito control also treat ticks and fleas?
Yes. Every visit treats for mosquitoes, ticks, and fleas together, so you don’t need separate services.
Will I still see mosquitoes after treatment?
You should see far fewer. Mosquitoes can fly in from neighboring properties, so no treatment eliminates every one, but monthly treatment keeps the population on your property knocked down.
What happens if it rains?
Most of our products hold up well to rain. If a heavy washout lets activity return, we’ll come back at no additional charge.
Is mosquito treatment safe for kids and pets?
Yes. Treated areas are safe for kids and pets once dry, usually within about 30 minutes. Product labels are available on request.
Do you offer one-time mosquito treatments for events?
Yes. One-time treatments for backyard parties, weddings, graduations, and other events start at $300.
Is mosquito control included in my Monthly, Every Other Month, or Quarterly plan?
No. Those plans cover general household pests. Mosquito, tick, and flea treatment is its own monthly service, and you can add it to any plan.
How do I get started?
Schedule a free inspection or call 615-590-1260. We’ll measure your yard, find where mosquitoes are breeding, and give you a clear monthly price.
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