Mosquito, Flea & Tick Yard Treatment in GORDON SUBDIVISION, Pulaski, TN

If you're tired of planning your evening around mosquitoes or checking for ticks after being outside, I get it. In established neighborhoods like Gordon Subdivision, mature landscaping and irrigation create perfect, shaded hiding spots for these pests. The key is knowing exactly where to target them, which is why I don't just blanket-spray your entire lawn. Mosquitoes can't handle midday sun, so they rest on the underside of leaves in your shrubs and trees. Ticks hitch a ride in on deer that come to browse those same ornamental plants. My approach treats the actual problem areas, your landscaped beds and the lower tree canopy, not the open lawn where the pests aren't.

To do this effectively and safely, I had to create my own solution. I use a custom mix of cedar oil, garlic oil, peppermint oil, and a specific soap. I blend it myself because I needed a formula that works well but also meets my strict rules: it must be bee-safe and not require hazardous gear to apply. Because it's botanical and pollinator-safe, I can legally and ethically spray flowering plants, which is crucial for full coverage. I apply it with a backpack mist blower, pointing the outlet upward into your shrubs so the mist coats the undersides of the leaves where mosquitoes hide. This same application takes care of ticks in those shaded areas. For properties in Gordon Subdivision and across Pulaski, I also do a thorough walk-through at signup to identify and address any standing water sources, using bacteria tablets for spots that can't be eliminated.