Serving Memphis | Germantown | Collierville
Mosquito Treatment Backed by Science — and Southern Hospitality
In Memphis, we love our long summer nights, outdoor BBQs, and porch hangs—but nothing ruins the fun faster than a swarm of mosquitoes. The Bluff City’s humid climate, riverfront proximity, and shaded yards create ideal breeding grounds for mosquitoes, making professional mosquito control not just a luxury, but a necessity.
At Lookout Pest Control, we offer mosquito treatment solutions built specifically for homes in Memphis and surrounding areas. Whether you’re near Shelby Farms Park, nestled in Midtown, or living lakeside in Lakeland, our targeted treatments will help you reclaim your yard—so you can get back to enjoying life outdoors.
Monthly Mosquito Control That Works
We provide mosquito control in Memphis with one goal in mind: to give you lasting relief. Our treatment plans run monthly from April to October—when mosquito activity is at its peak in the Mid-South. Whether you’re in Collierville, East Memphis, or Arlington, our local technicians know exactly what kind of conditions attract mosquitoes and how to stop them at the source.
What’s Included:
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Yard inspection and mosquito habitat identification
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Targeted mosquito barrier treatments
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Monthly follow-up service for consistent control
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Education on source reduction (standing water, dense foliage, etc.)
Our treatments are safe for kids and pets once dry, and we always notify you before a service so you know exactly what’s happening and when.
Why Memphis Homes Need Mosquito Control
Memphis’s climate is perfect for mosquitoes—hot, humid, and prone to standing water after heavy rains. Add in the thick tree canopies in neighborhoods like Belle Meade and Central Gardens, and it’s no surprise that mosquitoes love it here just as much as we do.
Common mosquito habitats in Memphis include:
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Shaded backyards in Midtown and East Memphis
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Ornamental ponds and fountains in Germantown
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Poorly drained lots in Raleigh and Frayser
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Tree-heavy lots in Cordova
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Golf course-adjacent homes in Collierville and Olive Branch
And with the Mississippi River and Wolf River so close by, neighborhoods throughout the metro often deal with increased mosquito activity throughout the spring and summer.
Memphis Mosquitoes Are More Than Just Annoying
Mosquitoes in Memphis aren’t just backyard pests—they can also carry serious illnesses like West Nile Virus and Zika. Shelby County has reported seasonal mosquito-borne illness activity in the past, which is why it’s critical to stay proactive in your prevention efforts.
Areas We Serve in the Memphis Region
Our Memphis-based team serves homes and businesses throughout:
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Midtown Memphis – Cooper-Young, Overton Park, Central Gardens
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East Memphis – Cherry Road, White Station, Ridgeway
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Germantown & Collierville – Spacious lots and dense vegetation
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Downtown Memphis – Riverside homes and condos
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Cordova, Lakeland, Arlington – Suburbs with lots of natural water features
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Southaven, Olive Branch, & Horn Lake, MS – Full metro service area
Wherever you are in the Memphis area, we’re here to help you take your yard back.
Ready to Get Rid of Mosquitoes in Memphis?
Mosquitoes shouldn’t keep you trapped inside. Whether you’re hosting summer cookouts in Bartlett or just want to relax in your Central Gardens backyard, we’ve got the expertise to make it mosquito-free.
Memphis Mosquito FAQs
Why do mosquitoes bite?
Only female mosquitoes bite, and they do it to support egg production. Each bite helps them collect the protein and iron needed to develop their eggs—which can number anywhere from 50 to 400 at a time.
Why are mosquitoes always near water?
Water is essential for mosquito breeding. They lay eggs in or near water, and even a small amount—like what’s collected in a bottle cap—can support their life cycle. That’s why removing standing water is one of the best ways to reduce mosquito activity around your home.
