Mosquito Squad of Los Angeles

Pest control service · Los Angeles

5.0Excellent5.0 on average from 507 reviews
5501 W Adams Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90016, United States
No. 1No. 1 in the 28 Best Pest Control Companies in Los AngelesSee the comparison

About Mosquito Squad of Los Angeles

Mosquito Squad of Los Angeles treats mosquitoes, ticks, and other yard pests around homes and outdoor spaces. Its traditional mosquito barrier treatment starts with a yard inspection and personalized control plan, followed by treatment and seasonal follow-ups.

The company also offers plant-based treatment options, special-event sprays, and broader home and yard packages. Technicians are trained to avoid flowering plants and bee hives during treatments, while scheduled treatments are announced at least 24 hours in advance. Follow-up occurs every 21 days throughout mosquito season.

Before you choose Mosquito Squad of Los Angeles

5.0 on average from 507 reviews

What it does well

  • Personalized mosquito barrier plans
  • 21-day seasonal follow-ups
  • Pollinator-aware application practices

Worth asking about

  • Customers with beehives should tell technicians so hives can be avoided

Good fit for: Homeowners who want to use their yard with fewer mosquitoes

Key facts

Type
Pest control service
Rating
5.0 on average from 507 reviews

Prices

Prices published on its website, checked on November 1, 2026.

  • Squad Fly Control$89

Featured in

Your questions answered

How often is mosquito treatment applied?

Technicians inspect the yard, tailor the control plan, and apply a mosquito barrier treatment. Follow-up visits take place every 21 days throughout mosquito season.

Will I be notified before mosquito treatment?

Yes. The company sends notice at least 24 hours before a scheduled treatment, giving customers time to reschedule if the appointment is inconvenient.

Do I need to be home for mosquito treatment?

No. Customers receive notification after the requested service has been completed.

How does the service protect bees and other pollinators?

Technicians avoid flowering plants, identify areas where pollinators forage, and follow applicable requirements. They also avoid treating bee hives while bees are present.

Similar businesses