Mosquito Pros provides professional mosquito and tick control for homeowners, businesses and outdoor properties across Ottawa and surrounding Eastern Ontario communities. Our service area includes Kanata, Stittsville, Richmond, Manotick, North Gower and nearby rural neighbourhoods.
Backyard mosquito control in Ottawa
Ottawa properties can include shaded gardens, mature trees, drainage areas, decks and wooded edges where mosquitoes rest. We inspect the areas people use most and tailor the treatment plan to the property instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all application.
Tick control for Ottawa yards
Ticks favour humid, sheltered habitat such as leaf litter, tall grass, brush and transitions between lawns and wooded areas. Our tick-control service focuses on likely habitat while providing practical recommendations that can help reduce attractive conditions around the yard.
Seasonal and one-time service options
- Recurring seasonal mosquito-control programs
- Tick treatments for residential properties
- Pre-event mosquito treatments for weddings and outdoor gatherings
- Commercial service for patios, venues and managed properties
Visit our mosquito control, tick control and frequently asked questions pages to learn how service works.
Request mosquito or tick control in Ottawa
Tell us about your property, the outdoor areas you use and the pest pressure you are experiencing. We will confirm service availability and recommend an appropriate plan.
Ottawa mosquito and tick control FAQs
Which Ottawa communities do you serve?
Our Ottawa-area coverage includes Kanata, Stittsville, Richmond, Manotick, North Gower and surrounding rural communities. Contact us to confirm your address.
When should seasonal mosquito service begin?
Planning before mosquito activity peaks helps establish a consistent treatment schedule. Timing depends on seasonal temperatures, weather and property conditions.
Does yard treatment eliminate every mosquito or tick?
No outdoor treatment eliminates every pest. The goal is to reduce mosquito and tick activity in managed areas while combining treatment with practical habitat-reduction measures.