Mosquito & Tick Control in Kingston, MA
Protecting coastal neighborhoods and wooded properties all season long.
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Grays Beach waterfront and lawn in Kingston Massachusetts
Serving Kingston, MA
Located along the South Shore, Kingston, Massachusetts is known for its coastal neighborhoods, wooded properties, and proximity to landmarks like Gray's Beach Park, Kingston Collection, and the historic Jones River Landing. Kingston properties near Grays Beach and marshland areas often experience strong mosquito activity — with a mix of marshland, dense tree cover, and residential yards, the area is especially prone to mosquito and tick pressure throughout spring and summer.
As a family-owned and operated company, South Shore Mosquito & Tick Control provides professional mosquito control and tick control services designed to protect your yard all season long. Our treatments focus on shaded lawns, perimeter vegetation, and damp areas where insects thrive.
We're proud to have earned 200+ five-star reviews from homeowners across the South Shore. Through our refer-a-friend program, you can get $75 off your service while giving friends and family $50 off their first treatment.
Learn more in our mosquito control FAQs or explore additional towns we service.
3 Easy Steps to a Bite-Free Yard
From quote to protection in as little as 48 hours
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We Treat Your Yard
Our licensed technicians apply a barrier spray to every shrub, fence line, tree canopy, and shaded area on your property.
Enjoy the Outdoors
Within hours your yard is 90–95% mosquito and tick free. We return every 3 weeks to keep it that way all season.
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