Natural Mosquito and Tick Control in St. Louis, Missouri
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Take your yard back from mosquitoes. Clean Air Mosquito Control St. Louis is a locally owned team offering natural mosquito control, natural tick control, and mosquito traps for homes in St. Louis city neighborhoods plus Ladue, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Clayton, Creve Coeur, Fenton, and nearby communities. Our spray treatments are plant-based, applied with quiet electric sprayers, and targeted to the spots where mosquitoes actually live. See our St. Louis services.
What St. Louis Customers Say
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I’ve used Clean Air Mosquito for 3 months to get rid of mosquitos using organic solutions. I have four kids and I didn’t want the chemicals in my yard.
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We have used their mosquito service for the first time this year. We are well satisfied with the results. The customer service is exceptional.
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Natural Mosquito and Tick Control in St. Louis, Ladue, Kirkwood, and Webster Groves
Every plan starts with a walk of your yard, then a treatment schedule built around what we find. Pick one service or combine them, and get a free estimate.
Natural Mosquito Control
Plant-based barrier treatments made with garlic extract and essential oils, focused on the shaded foliage, fence lines, and humid zones where mosquitoes rest. Seasonal treatments every 3 to 4 weeks, chosen with kids, pets, and pollinators in mind.
Natural mosquito control detailsNatural Tick Control
Monthly warm-season treatments along wooded edges, tall grass, and leaf litter, where Missouri ticks like the lone star tick wait for people and pets passing by.
Natural tick control detailsMosquito Traps
In2Care mosquito stations are EPA-registered traps that work on the next generation of mosquitoes, with nothing sprayed. We place 2 to 3 in a typical yard, away from ponds and fountains and where kids and pets won’t play with them, and service them every 3 to 4 weeks.
Mosquito trap detailsSpecial Event Treatments
Hosting a wedding, graduation party, or backyard barbecue? A one-time treatment 1 to 2 days before your event knocks back mosquitoes so your guests can enjoy the evening.
Get an event estimateHow Our Natural Mosquito Program Works
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On-site assessment
We walk your yard and find mosquito resting zones, standing water, moisture areas, and shaded corners.
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Customized plan
Every yard is different. We build your treatments around your landscape, mosquito pressure, and how you use your outdoor space.
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Treatments every 3 to 4 weeks
We visit from spring through fall to keep protection consistent. Once the treatment dries, your yard is ready to enjoy.
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Comfort guarantee
If mosquitoes come back between scheduled visits, we’ll come back and re-treat.
Talk to the St. Louis team
Meet Craig Martin, Owner of Clean Air Mosquito Control St. Louis
Craig Martin owns and operates Clean Air Mosquito Control St. Louis along with its sister company, Clean Air Lawn Care St. Louis, so the same team that cares for your lawn can take care of your mosquitoes and ticks too. Craig and his crew know the St. Louis area well, from the creeks and parks that drive mosquito pressure to the shaded yards where mosquitoes like to hide.
Clean Air Mosquito Control is the sister brand of Clean Air Lawn Care, which was founded in Fort Collins, Colorado in 2006 and has been franchising since 2008. Our mosquito program follows the same approach as our lawn care: plant-based products where we can, quiet electric equipment, and careful work on every visit.
Mosquito Control Built for St. Louis
St. Louis has hot, humid summers and frequent rain, and mosquito activity here peaks from late spring through early fall. Spring flooding along the Mississippi River can trigger the first big hatch, while Deer Creek, the River Des Peres, storm drains, and the region’s many parks keep breeding sites close to home. The mature trees, ornamental water features, and shaded landscaping common in Ladue, Kirkwood, and Webster Groves give mosquitoes plenty of cool, moist places to rest. St. Louis even appears on Orkin’s list of the top 50 U.S. mosquito cities.
Common local species include the northern house mosquito and the Asian tiger mosquito, a daytime biter that breeds in small containers. That’s why every visit includes a look for breeding sources like clogged gutters, low spots that hold water, uncovered buckets, and overgrown vegetation, so you can clear them out between treatments. Missouri yards also see lone star ticks and American dog ticks along wooded edges. St. Louis encephalitis virus is named for a 1933 outbreak in the city. Learn more on our mosquito-borne disease page. Want healthier grass too? See Clean Air Lawn Care St. Louis, our sister company.
St. Louis Neighborhoods and ZIP Codes We Serve
St. Louis city: Central West End, Skinker DeBaliviere, The Hill, Shaw, Forest Park Southeast, and Lindenwood Park.
St. Louis County: Clayton, Ladue, Kirkwood, Webster Groves, Glendale, Rock Hill, Shrewsbury, Maplewood, Brentwood, Richmond Heights, University City, Olivette, Creve Coeur, Town and Country, Des Peres, Frontenac, Crestwood, Sunset Hills, and Fenton. We also serve select neighborhoods in the western suburbs and parts of St. Charles County and Jefferson County.
ZIP codes: 63026, 63105, 63108, 63110, 63112, 63117, 63119, 63122, 63124, 63126, 63130, 63131, 63132, 63139, 63141, 63143, and 63144. Not sure if your street is in our area? Call or text (314) 474-0028.
Proud Sponsors in the St. Louis Community
Craig and the Clean Air team are proud to support local organizations that make St. Louis greener and stronger.
Frequently Asked Questions About Natural Mosquito Control in St. Louis
How do your natural mosquito treatments work?
Every service starts with an inspection of your yard to find the hot spots where mosquitoes rest and breed. Instead of blanket fogging, we treat those areas directly: dense foliage and shaded landscaping, fence lines and property perimeters, and humid zones near water features or drainage. Our spray treatments use plant-based ingredients like garlic extract and essential oils, which treat the mosquitoes resting there and leave a scent barrier that discourages new mosquitoes from moving in from neighboring yards and parks. We apply everything with quiet electric sprayers, so there’s no gas engine noise, fumes, or exhaust.
How often should I have mosquito control treatments?
We typically recommend at least four treatments per season, spaced 3 to 4 weeks apart from spring through fall, to keep a consistent barrier in place. The right schedule depends on your property size, how bad the mosquitoes are, and the time of year, so we build a plan around your yard and budget. One-time event treatments are also available.
Are your treatments pet-friendly and kid-friendly?
Yes. Our spray treatments use plant-based ingredients chosen with kids, pets, and pollinators in mind. We ask that people and pets stay off treated areas until the treatment dries, usually about 30 minutes, and then your yard is ready to enjoy. If you add mosquito stations, we place them where kids and pets won’t play with them.
What if it rains after a treatment?
Our treatments are designed to hold up to light and moderate rain once they dry. If heavy rain hits within 24 hours of a treatment, call us and we’ll schedule a complimentary re-treatment.
How soon after a treatment can I host an outdoor event?
As soon as the treatment dries, usually about 30 minutes. For weddings, graduation parties, and backyard gatherings, we recommend scheduling a one-time event treatment 1 to 2 days before the big day.
Do I need to be home for the treatment?
No. We just need access to your whole yard, including side yards and gated areas, for thorough coverage. If you have specific instructions or concerns, let us know before your visit and we’ll work around them.
Do you offer tick control and mosquito traps in St. Louis?
Yes. Our natural tick control targets the wooded edges, tall grass, and leaf litter where ticks wait for a host, with monthly treatments through the warm season. We also install In2Care mosquito stations, EPA-registered traps that work on the next generation of mosquitoes with nothing sprayed. Most yards use 2 to 3 stations, and we check and refresh them every 3 to 4 weeks.
What makes mosquito control in St. Louis different?
St. Louis has hot, humid summers and frequent rain, with mosquito activity peaking from late spring through early fall. Spring flooding along the Mississippi River can trigger an early hatch, and creeks like Deer Creek and the River Des Peres keep breeding sites close to home. The mature trees, ornamental water features, and shaded landscaping common in Ladue, Kirkwood, and Webster Groves give mosquitoes cool, moist places to rest, so we focus treatments on those resting zones and help you find standing water before it becomes a breeding site.