Buffalo Outdoor runs Mosquito, Flea & Tick as a full-season program across Fort Worth and North Texas: eight applications from April through September, about $400 to $750 for the season, which works out to roughly $49 to $79 per visit for most homes. We fog the shaded, humid places mosquitoes rest during the day and treat the turf and bed edges where fleas and ticks wait. Pricing is based on lot size, and there is no contract.
What Is Included in a Visit?
A mosquito problem is a habitat problem, and so is a flea and tick problem. The adults do not sit in the open lawn baking in Texas sun. They tuck into the cool, damp, shady two percent of your property and come out at dusk. That is what we target, every visit, all season.
- Backpack fogger through all ornamental trees, shrubs and hedge lines, which is where the adult mosquitoes rest
- Fence lines, deck skirting and the shaded north side of the house
- Turf and bed edges treated for fleas and ticks, which is where pets pick them up
- Larvicide in standing water we cannot drain, such as French drains and low spots
- A walk-through with you on breeding sources: saucers, gutters, tarps, toys and bird baths
Tom fogging a backyard the way every visit runs: shrub lines, tree canopies and fence shade, not open lawn.
How Much Does Mosquito, Flea & Tick Cost in Fort Worth?
The full eight-visit season runs about $400 to $750 for most homes, which works out to roughly $49 to $79 per visit. Pricing is based primarily on lot size. It is sold as a season rather than a one-off, because a single fog only holds about 21 days and the pests come straight back. There is still no contract: you can stop at any time. Misting systems are a different category entirely at $2,000 to $4,000 installed plus refills.
| What you buy | Coverage | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Full season, 8 visits | April through September, every 21 days | $400–$750 |
| Per visit within the season | What the season works out to per treatment | $49–$79 |
| Event treatment | Timed 24 to 48 hours before a party | $119–$159 |
When Is the Season in North Texas?
Mosquitoes get going when nighttime lows hold above 50 degrees, which in Tarrant County means late March or early April. Pressure peaks twice: once in the wet weeks of May and June, then again in August and September when West Nile risk is highest and everybody has already stopped treating.
Is DIY Worth Trying First?
Some of it, genuinely yes. Dumping standing water every week is the single highest-return thing you can do and it is free. Fixing gutters that hold water beats any spray we sell. We will tell you that on the phone.
Where DIY falls down is duration and reach. Hose-end sprays from the hardware store break down in about five days in Texas heat, they do not reach the underside of dense shrubs where the adults are, and citronella and zappers do essentially nothing for a yard-sized problem. If you are refilling a store bottle every weekend from May to September, you have already spent more than the season program costs.
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Your service is 100% warrantied between treatments. Pest issues that come up between scheduled visits are covered, and we come back and re-treat at no charge.
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