Mosquito Control in Stafford, Texas
Stafford sits in the Oyster Creek watershed and runs its own drainage program across interconnected channels that hold water through the wet season.
Getting eaten alive in your own Stafford yard? Stafford sits in the Oyster Creek watershed and manages its own drainage across a network of interconnected channels that hold water through the wet season. Fort Bend County's mosquito program is surveillance only and will not spray private property on request, so we treat the breeding sources on your own lot.
Oyster Creek's interconnected channels
Stafford's drainage runs through the Oyster Creek watershed via a network of channels the city manages directly, and those channels hold water through the wet season by design, which also makes them a steady mosquito source close to residential streets.
A surveillance program, not a spray program
Fort Bend County monitors mosquito activity but does not spray private yards on request, so the breeding water in your gutters, saucers and low spots is untreated unless a private service handles it. We find and treat those sources directly on your property.
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