How often Mosquito Joe sprays depends on service plan and season, but standard frequency is every 21 days during mosquito season for barrier treatments, which is industry standard for residual protection. Mosquito Joe's regular mosquito control program consists of barrier sprays applied every 3 weeks from spring through fall, typically April to October in most US regions, with total of 6 to 10 treatments per season depending on climate and mosquito pressure. The 21-day interval is used because EPA-registered synthetic pyrethroids like bifenthrin and deltamethrin used in barrier sprays provide effective residual control for about 21 days before breaking down due to UV and rain, after which mosquito populations rebound. Mosquito Joe also offers special event sprays, which are one-time treatments applied 1 to 2 days before outdoor party, wedding, or barbecue to provide short-term protection for event. For customers with severe mosquito or tick pressure, Mosquito Joe may recommend more frequent treatments every 14 days initially, then maintenance every 21 days. They also offer all-season plans with automatic scheduling so customer does not need to call each time. Between treatments, they offer free re-spray if mosquitoes return quickly in some plans. Customers can also request monthly or bi-weekly during peak summer months July and August when mosquitoes worst. So regular schedule is every 3 weeks.
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