Mosquitoes Control
in Lakewood.

Mosquitoes are a recurring concern across the Denver Metro Area, and Lakewood is no exception. Lakewood's western edge meets the foothills, creating heavy wildlife pressure — bears, deer, raccoons, and squirrels all use the urban-wildland interface. Bear Creek and Sloan's Lake provide additional water and habitat corridors. Mid-city portions are flatter and more typical Denver-metro tract housing. Mosquito habitat varies by property — call for information regarding your situation.

Front Range mosquito pressure changes year to year and neighborhood to neighborhood. Call for information regarding your situation. In Lakewood specifically, foothill proximity drives heavy rodent, squirrel, and wildlife pressure especially in green mountain and bear creek areas. mature trees mean carpenter ant satellite nests are common. older housing stock with original wood windows is highly vulnerable to box elder bug, stink bug, and silverfish overwintering. compounds the picture — meaning Lakewood homes face mosquitoes pressure that's distinct from the metro average.

EPC has run mosquitoes jobs across every corner of Lakewood. Lakewood housing is heavy on 1950s–70s ranches and split-levels. Older construction means rubble foundations, original wood windows, and dated weatherstripping — all rodent and overwintering-pest entry points. Newer west-side neighborhoods have tighter envelopes but face heavier wildlife and carpenter ant pressure due to foothill proximity. Our approach is mosquito situations vary widely. call for information regarding your situation.

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