Mosquito Control in Northern Ohio and Southeast Michigan

Our Mosquito Elimination Experts Can Protect Your Home

Summer should be a time to relax and gather with friends and family in your yard. You should be able to enjoy your property and time together outdoors while the weather allows it. You shouldn’t have to spend time and effort either swatting at swarms of mosquitos or trying to control them with citronella candles, mosquito repellent, and DIY foggers. None of these strategies are as effective as the professional control solutions offered by Frame's Pest Control, Inc.. Our experienced technicians can develop a custom plan designed to eliminate these pests and protect your family and property.

Frame's Pest Control, Inc. is a family-owned and operated company that has been in business since 1972. Our technicians are licensed, insured, and highly trained in the latest technologies and processes so that we can get the job done right the first time. As part of our reliable and accessible services, we offer fair pricing, free phone estimates, and flexible scheduling, including same-day, next-day, and Saturday appointments (when available). We are driven by honest communication and customer service excellence.

We offer comprehensive mosquito control in Northern Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Call (877) 803-5966 or contact us online to request your free estimate today!

Why Eliminating Mosquitoes Is So Important

Mosquitoes aren’t just annoying insects that make aggravating noises and cause red, itchy bites. In addition to making you uncomfortable until the welts they leave behind heal, these blood-thirsty attackers carry many dangerous diseases that can be transmitted to humans and our four-footed furry friends. Some of these diseases are treatable, but others are not. The best defense is to minimize exposure to mosquito bites.

Some of the most common and dangerous diseases transmitted by mosquitoes include:

• West Nile virus
• Zika virus
• Yellow fever
• Malaria
• Eastern equine encephalitis (EEE)
• Canine and feline heartworm

Signs You Have a Mosquito Problem

Addressing a mosquito infestation as early as possible is crucial to prevent it from escalating into a larger problem. Mosquitoes breed quickly, laying hundreds of eggs in standing water and multiplying at an alarming rate. Left unchecked, the infestation can spread to new areas, making it more challenging to manage and more inconvenient for you and your family. By being aware of common red flags, you can detect a possible infestation quickly and request professional assistance without delay.

Warning signs of a mosquito infestation include:

• Increased bites or irritation. If you or your family members are experiencing more itchy, red bites than usual, it could be a clear sign of a rising mosquito population. Pay attention to exposed skin areas after spending time indoors or outdoors. 
• Persistent buzzing sounds. The characteristic high-pitched buzzing of mosquitoes can often be heard in infested areas. This sound is typically more noticeable when the house is quiet, making it harder to overlook.
• Standing water around your property. Mosquitoes lay their eggs in stagnant water, so any signs of standing water – whether in plant pots, clogged drains, or outdoor containers – can signal a breeding ground nearby. 
• Presence of mosquito larvae. Inspect areas of standing water for small, wriggling larvae. These are a strong indicator of a growing mosquito population and require immediate attention to prevent further development.
• Visible mosquitoes in shaded areas. Mosquitoes often rest in cool, shaded places during the day. Check behind curtains, under furniture, and in other dimly lit areas to spot them.
• Unusual swarms near doors or windows. If you notice small clouds or swarms of mosquitoes near entry points to your home, it could mean they are finding ways to enter your living space or are nesting nearby.
• Dead mosquitoes on windowsills or near light sources. Mosquitoes are attracted to lights at night. Finding dead mosquitoes on window ledges, near lamps, or other light sources can suggest that they've been entering these areas in higher numbers.
• Pets scratching excessively. Mosquitoes are not only a problem for humans but also for pets. If your pets are scratching more than usual, they may be dealing with mosquito bites, especially if they’ve been near water or shaded areas.

How We Can Reduce Mosquito Habitats in Your Yard

We understand how to effectively handle mosquito control in Northern Ohio and Southeast Michigan. Our barrier control methods are designed to significantly reduce mosquito activity in and around your home by targeting the areas where they are most likely to breed and rest. By applying a specialized treatment to vegetation, shaded spaces, and other mosquito havens, we can create a protective boundary that deters these pests from settling or returning. The treatment uses a formula that adheres to foliage and continues to work over time, effectively reducing the mosquito population.

Additionally, this method disrupts the mosquito life cycle by addressing adult mosquitoes upon contact while making habitats unfavorable for future generations. Strategically placed treatments near entry points, standing water, and areas of high activity enhance the effectiveness of this approach. With proper, consistent application, the treated zones offer long-lasting relief, keeping outdoor and indoor spaces more comfortable and significantly safer from mosquito-related risks.

We also recommend taking the following steps to make your yard less attractive to mosquitoes:

• Remove sources of standing water to eliminate breeding grounds.
• Consistently trim grass and other plants to reduce hiding areas.
• Identify and remove or manage objects that water can pool in, including buckets, tarps, water bowls, or bird baths.
• Cultivate plants like bee balm, lavender, scented geraniums, and more that are known to repel mosquitoes.