Natural Protection from Mosquitos and Ticks

If you’re tired of swatting mosquitoes every evening or worrying about ticks in your yard, a garlic spray treatment is a natural, effective solution. At Tradeswork.ca, we offer professional garlic-based spraying that helps reduce biting insects—without relying on harsh chemicals. Click to call us now: 905-476-5856!

🌿 What Is Garlic Spray Pest Control?

Garlic spray uses a concentrated garlic extract that’s applied to your lawn, shrubs, and outdoor areas. When sprayed:

  • It creates a strong scent barrier that mosquitoes and ticks avoid

  • It disrupts their ability to locate hosts (like humans and pets)

  • It’s non-toxic and eco-friendly when applied properly

👉 Think of it as making your yard “invisible” to biting insects.

🦟 Why Target Mosquitoes and Ticks?

Both pests are more than just annoying:

Mosquitoes

  • Cause itchy bites and allergic reactions

  • Can carry viruses like West Nile

Ticks

  • Common in grassy and wooded areas

  • Can transmit illnesses like Lyme disease

👉 Regular treatment helps protect your family, pets, and guests.

✅ Benefits of Garlic Spray Service

1. Safe for Families & Pets

No synthetic pesticides—just a natural deterrent.

2. Eco-Friendly

Doesn’t harm beneficial insects like bees when applied correctly.

3. Odour Fades Quickly

The garlic smell disappears within a few hours.

4. Effective Coverage

Targets:

  • Lawns

  • Garden beds

  • Fence lines

  • Shaded and damp areas (where pests thrive)

🔄 How Often Should You Spray?

For best results:

  • Every 2–3 weeks during peak season (spring–fall)

  • After heavy rain, which can reduce effectiveness

👉 Consistency is key to keeping populations low.

🏡 What to Expect from Our Service

When you book with Tradeswork.ca:

  1. Property assessment

  2. Targeted application in high-risk areas

  3. Full perimeter treatment

  4. Ongoing schedule recommendations

Our goal is simple: give you a yard you can actually enjoy again.

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