Mosquito and ticks backyard treatment for Glencoe, since 2011.

One time backyard event treatment $100. Guaranteed to wipe out all crawling/flying insects around the home.

6 mosquito and ticks treatment only $300 ($50 per treatment). Best pest control offer in Glencoe.

Our backyard and all around the home insect treatment is effective against all insects, not only mosquitoes. Pest companies serving Glencoe have a charge for carpenter ants, another separate charge for earwigs, another charge for mosquitoes and so on, despite using same equipment, technician and insecticide.

 We're Glencoe's best option in pest control. Our backyard mosquito treatment replaces multiple other treatments for different pests as our insecticide and delivery method is more than enough to control whatever else is in your backyard at time of treatment. We're using $700 made-in-Japan sprayers not $50 made-in-China garbage I mean sprayer, sorry.

Keep it simple Glencoe, keep it efficient Glencoe, keep it affordable Glencoe, hire Red Raspberries Pest.

 224-223-0444

More expensive options available, ask our competitors about them :)

Like all flies, mosquitoes go through four stages in their life cycles: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. The first three stages—egg, larva, and pupa—are largely aquatic. Each of the stages typically lasts 5 to 14 days, depending on the species and the ambient temperature, but there are important exceptions.Mosquitoes living in regions where some seasons are freezing or waterless spend part of the year in diapause- they delay their development, typically for months, and carry on with life only when there is enough water or warmth for their needs. For instance, Wyeomyia larvae typically get frozen into solid lumps of ice during winter and only complete their development in spring. The eggs of some species of Aedes remain unharmed in diapause if they dry out, and hatch later when they are covered by water. Eggs hatch to become larvae which grow until they are able to change into pupae. The adult mosquito emerges from the mature pupa as it floats at the water surface. Bloodsucking mosquitoes, depending on species, sex, and weather conditions, have potential adult lifespans ranging from as short as a week to as long as several months. Some species can overwinter as adults in diapause