Mosquito Spraying Services New York City

Take Back Your Outdoor Space All Season Long

Our seasonal mosquito treatment programs in New York City target the species, the breeding sites, and the conditions specific to your property — so you can actually use your backyard, rooftop, or courtyard again.

100+

Years Of Collective Experience

40+

Years Serving NYC & Long Island

DEC-Certified Technicians Only

Every technician holds a valid New York State DEC commercial pesticide applicator certification — no exceptions and no shortcuts on any job.

Over 50 Years Serving New York City

We’ve been providing mosquito exterminator services across New York City since 1971 — longer than most competitors have been in business.

BBB A+ Accredited Since 1989

Over 35 consecutive years of A+ standing with the Better Business Bureau — a verified track record, not a recent award.

Available Around the Clock

We’re licensed, certified, and available 24/7 — because pest problems rarely wait for a convenient time to show up.

Seasonal Mosquito Control New York City

One Treatment Won't Cut It in New York City

The Asian tiger mosquito — now the dominant daytime-biting species across Brooklyn and Queens — completes a full breeding cycle in as little as ten to fourteen days. It breeds in a bottle cap of standing water. In a city full of flat rooftops, clogged gutters, shared courtyards, and stoop planters, there is no shortage of places for it to reproduce. A single spray can knock down the current adult population, but without follow-up treatments timed to that breeding cycle, the population rebounds fast. That’s the core reason our seasonal mosquito control programs in New York City are structured the way they are — multiple targeted treatments spaced through the season from May through October, covering both adult mosquitoes and the conditions that allow them to keep coming back. It’s not about applying more product. It’s about applying the right treatment at the right time on the right property.

Mosquito Barrier Treatment New York City

What a Real Seasonal Program Actually Delivers

From Brooklyn brownstones to Queens backyards, here's what changes when your mosquito treatment is built around how New York City actually works.

You can sit outside in July without getting bitten every few minutes — even during the day when Asian tiger mosquitoes are most active.
Your kids and pets can use the yard again without you watching every move they make near standing water or shaded vegetation.
Your rooftop deck, courtyard, or backyard garden stops being a mosquito breeding ground and starts being usable outdoor space again.
You stop spending money on citronella candles, store-bought foggers, and DEET sprays that don’t address where mosquitoes actually rest and breed.
Every treatment is performed by a DEC-certified technician using only DEC-registered materials — safe for your family and fully compliant with New York State law.
If mosquito pressure returns between scheduled visits, you have a licensed team you can actually reach — not a call center and a two-week wait.

Mosquito Exterminator Brooklyn and Queens

Brooklyn and Queens Have a Documented Mosquito Problem

In 2024, both Brooklyn and Queens recorded 12 confirmed West Nile disease cases each — the highest of any borough in New York City. In 2025, New York City mosquitoes tested positive for Jamestown Canyon virus for the first time in the city’s history. These aren’t statistics from somewhere else. They’re from the neighborhoods we’ve been treating for over fifty years. The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene runs an active mosquito surveillance and larviciding program, and in May 2025 conducted aerial larviciding across marshes and wetlands in Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx, and Staten Island. What that program does not cover is private property. Your backyard, your rooftop, your shared courtyard — that’s your responsibility. The city handles the wetlands along Jamaica Bay and the marshes near the Belt Parkway. Everything inside your property line is on you. That distinction matters more than most people realize. Properties near Prospect Park, Jamaica Bay, and Flushing Meadows-Corona Park face elevated mosquito pressure that no municipal program will address. If you’re in Park Slope, Crown Heights, Howard Beach, or any neighborhood that backs up to green space or wetlands, you’re dealing with a permanent mosquito reservoir nearby — and a seasonal program is the only practical answer.

Mosquito Yard Spray New York City

What We Actually Do When We Treat Your Property

Before we apply anything, we inspect. We look at your gutters, your shaded resting areas, any standing water on the property, vegetation along fence lines, and the specific features of your building type. A Brooklyn brownstone collects water in places that a Forest Hills single-family home doesn’t — stoop planters, basement window wells, flat roof sections, fire escape saucers. A rooftop deck in Williamsburg has different exposure than a shared courtyard in Astoria. We treat what’s actually there. The mosquito yard spray we apply targets adult mosquitoes in the vegetation and surfaces where they rest during the day. We also address larvae in any standing water that can’t be eliminated. These are two different problems that require two different approaches, and handling both is what makes a seasonal program hold up across the full May-through-October season in New York City. Every material we use is DEC-registered. Every technician on the job is certified. And because we’re a family-owned operation that’s been based in Brooklyn since 1971 — not a franchise running routes across five states — the person who shows up knows this city and knows these properties.