Annie Dowling
Mosquito Joe of Arkansas does a great job with their professional and punctual technicians and easy to contact, super helpful customer service. Every interaction with the people in the office is pleasant, even when you need to wait a week or start spraying later in the spring. They really work with you. As I’m married to an insect biologist, I dislike the term mosquito extermination even though that’s what spraying service is I suppose. The spray ingredient comes from an herbal plant so is naturally derived. Spraying every other week provides some relief from the awful mosquito population in my neighborhood. We still find other insects, spi... Mosquito Joe of Arkansas does a great job with their professional and punctual technicians and easy to contact, super helpful customer service. Every interaction with the people in the office is pleasant, even when you need to wait a week or start spraying later in the spring. They really work with you. As I’m married to an insect biologist, I dislike the term mosquito extermination even though that’s what spraying service is I suppose. The spray ingredient comes from an herbal plant so is naturally derived. Spraying every other week provides some relief from the awful mosquito population in my neighborhood. We still find other insects, spiders and geckos so it’s not killing everything. As long as there is standing water in our area including a slow moving creek and natural springs and overgrown lots that give mosquitoes a hiding place, spraying will only do so much. If you can convince your neighbors to add this service to treat their yards, eliminate standing water every day or so and trim their yards then I think that’s the perfect formula where you’ll be getting great results. The price of $70 a service is reasonable but it adds up over the long warm weather season. If you can afford it, I highly recommend. Plus, you’ll be able to talk with some very nice office staff on the other end of the line.