Mosquito control tips to help keep mosquitoes out of your yard!

Made from highly effective bioactive compounds, our natural mosquito sprays and granular perimeter treatments eliminate unwanted pests — without the unwanted chemicals.

Families in Hudson, Acton, Clinton, and throughout Nashoba Valley trust our eco-friendly solutions for safe, reliable mosquito control.

Why Mosquito Control Matters

Mosquitoes aren’t just annoying — they’re dangerous. They transmit serious diseases to humans and animals, including Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE) and West Nile virus.

For our furry family members, they can also cause heartworm disease. Worse, these pests often bite before you even notice.

Professional natural mosquito spray and smart yard care are your best defenses.

Our Favorite Mosquito-Minimizing Yard Care Strategies

Mosquitoes may be part of the summer landscape, but your yard doesn’t have to be their hangout. In addition to regular bug spraying and mosquito yard treatment, try these smart strategies:

Get rid of their breeding grounds:

Mosquitoes love standing water. Empty birdbaths, wheelbarrows, buckets, and anything else that collects rainwater regularly.

Plant smart:

Create a container garden with lemongrass and rosemary — both naturally repel mosquitoes and smell great on your porch or patio.

Choose blue, green or white for outdoor decor:

Mosquitoes are less attracted to these colors. Avoid red and darker tones outdoors, and consider adding citronella candles for extra protection.

Clever Mosquito Control Solutions (Without Chemicals)

We get it — you want to protect your family without dousing your yard or your kids in questionable chemicals. Here’s how to stay bite-free naturally:

Mosquitoes are attracted to sweet, floral scents. Opt for unscented laundry detergent, shampoos, and lotions.

Protect babies and toddlers with mosquito netting around strollers, cribs, and beds — especially important if screen doors get left open.

Mosquitoes are drawn to dark colors and red. Wearing light-colored clothing makes it harder for them to find exposed skin.

“Spray Safe” When Choosing Bug Repellents

Not all mosquito sprays are the same. When possible, choose repellents that use essential oils rather than harsh chemicals like DEET — unless you’re heading deep into wooded areas.

  • Never apply bug spray to children under two years old.
  • Avoid products that combine sunscreen and bug spray — sunscreen needs reapplication more often.
  • Always wash your hands after applying mosquito repellent.

Smart spraying habits protect your family and support the natural balance around your Nashoba Valley home.

How to treat a mosquito bite

Most mosquito bites heal within a few days, but they can be uncomfortable. Here’s what to do:

  • Wash the bite area thoroughly with soap and water.
  • Dab with rubbing alcohol to remove any remaining mosquito saliva (the source of the itch and swelling).
  • Apply calamine lotion, anti-itch cream, or a cold compress to reduce irritation.
  • Try not to scratch — easier said than done, we know!

Taking care of bites quickly helps prevent infections and keeps your summer fun on track in Nashoba Valley communities like Hudson, Acton, and Clinton.