Going rate for yard mosquito treatment?

[Anonymous]

In the process of getting quotes, just curious whats normal/reasonable.

The first quote I got was $390 total, for every 3 weeks now thru October.

[Anonymous]

Ours is $40 per treatment, every three weeks -- but it's a discounted rate, normal is $50.

[Anonymous]

Your soul.

[Anonymous]

http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/395322.page

[Anonymous]

$150/week and autism for your firstborn.

[Anonymous]

it doesnt work. save your money and build a screened in porch.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:$150/week and autism for your firstborn.

please stop - it isn't that simple and elementary. this is how the no-vax crowd was born. It's not about vaccines or pesticides....its not like OP is going to lie in her grass and eat the dirt and grass that was just sprayed. Pollution does more harm probably!

[Anonymous]

OP here. I'm done procreating and my NT kids would like to actually use their swingset from May - October.

Thanks to the one person who answered helpfully.

P.S. - We looked into a screened porch. It would have been $40k minimum and that still wouldn't help the aforementioned swingset. I'm not supposed to use bugs pray either. Citronella does nothing and I have 1 child in particular who can get 20 large bites in 10 minutes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$150/week and autism for your firstborn.

please stop - it isn't that simple and elementary. this is how the no-vax crowd was born. It's not about vaccines or pesticides....its not like OP is going to lie in her grass and eat the dirt and grass that was just sprayed. Pollution does more harm probably!

Yes, the answer to autism is not cut and dry, so just stop trying to find one. It is certainly not pesticides. Any connection between the things human beings invent to buy and sell on the open market and how they affect our bodies has been proven to be bunk. As long as there are vaccines, that's all the science we really need in life. Caring about anything else is sheer idolatry. So yes, eat your grass and roll in your grass, but don't pretend that's the same as publishing in a peer-reviewed journal. (!!!!!)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$150/week and autism for your firstborn.

please stop - it isn't that simple and elementary. this is how the no-vax crowd was born. It's not about vaccines or pesticides....its not like OP is going to lie in her grass and eat the dirt and grass that was just sprayed. Pollution does more harm probably!

I haven't heard about autism, but I did hear that just one exposure lowers IQ. I heard it's VERY toxic to the brain for children. If you have kids, dont do it! And I am a republican - that should mean a lot that I of all people am being anti-chemical lol.

[Anonymous]

It only works if all your neighbors do it, too. Otherwise, truly a waste of money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:$150/week and autism for your firstborn.

please stop - it isn't that simple and elementary. this is how the no-vax crowd was born. It's not about vaccines or pesticides....its not like OP is going to lie in her grass and eat the dirt and grass that was just sprayed. Pollution does more harm probably!

I haven't heard about autism, but I did hear that just one exposure lowers IQ. I heard it's VERY toxic to the brain for children. If you have kids, dont do it! And I am a republican - that should mean a lot that I of all people am being anti-chemical lol.

You "did hear"? From who? Fox News?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It only works if all your neighbors do it, too. Otherwise, truly a waste of money.

They will spray a barrier around the home and any neighbors bushes or trees

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It only works if all your neighbors do it, too. Otherwise, truly a waste of money.

They will spray a barrier around the home and any neighbors bushes or trees

Thanks for lowering the IQ and raising the chance of autism for your neighbors. Mightily neighborly of you.

[Anonymous]

OP, Mosquito Squad uses permethrin, a pesticide implicated in triggering Parkinson's disease. Please research what pesticide any company uses before spraying it.