How much it costs for Mosquito Joe depends on property size, location, mosquito pressure, and number of treatments, but typical pricing is in mid-range for professional mosquito control. For average quarter acre residential lot in suburban area, Mosquito Joe charges about 60 to 100 dollars per barrier treatment, which includes spraying yard perimeter, bushes, under decks, and other resting areas with EPA-registered pyrethroids like bifenthrin that provide 21 days protection. Mosquito season typically runs April to October, requiring 6 to 10 treatments, so seasonal total ranges from 400 to 800 dollars per year. Larger properties of half acre to one acre cost 100 to 150 dollars per treatment, totaling 600 to 1,200 dollars per season. One-time special event sprays for parties, weddings, or barbecues cost 150 to 300 dollars for single treatment applied 1 to 2 days before event. Additional services like tick and flea control add 20 to 40 dollars per treatment. Many franchises offer 10 to 15 percent discount for prepaying season in full in spring. Monthly payment plans are available that spread seasonal cost into monthly payments of 70 to 130 dollars during season. Pricing varies by franchise owner as Mosquito Joe is franchise system with over 300 locations, so quotes differ by market, with higher prices in Northeast and Southeast where mosquito pressure heavy. Free quotes available from local franchise.
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