One Plan for Indoor and Outdoor Pests Gives North Orange County Homeowners Year-Round Coverage
Nov 6, 2026
PLACENTIA, United States, November 6, 2026 -- PLACENTIA, CA, November 2026. As Orange County moves into its cooler months, Mosquito Squad of North Orange County is pointing homeowners to its Complete Home & Yard Package, a 12-month plan that treats both the yard and the home for mosquitoes, ants, roaches, spiders, fleas and more than 40 other pests, with rodent control available as an add-on.
What the Package Covers
The Complete Home & Yard Package, listed on the company's North Orange County page starting at $106 per treatment, combines the company's Barrier Treatment Plus mosquito program and Yard Defender Services with treatments for the structure of the home. Treatment is personalized to the pests each household is dealing with indoors and outdoors, and the plan is adjusted proactively through the year.
Every service comes with the company's 100% satisfaction guarantee. Products are EPA-registered, and after the outdoor barrier treatment, children and pets can return to treated areas in 30 minutes.
Why Year-Round Coverage Fits Orange County
Several common Orange County pests stay active through the cooler months. The Orange County Mosquito and Vector Control District states that animals in the county can be infested with fleas year-round, and recommends flea control for indoor and outdoor pets. University of California researchers note that the Argentine ant, the most common ant around California homes, thrives in regions with mild winters and enters homes in search of food and water.
Pricing Based on the Property
Mosquito Squad of North Orange County prices each home individually by yard size, rather than quoting a flat figure online. Quotes are free and no contract is required. First responders and members of the U.S. military receive a 10% discount, and a referral program is available.
"We base our pricing on the size of the yard, so every quote starts with understanding the property," said Kimberly Welch, owner of Mosquito Squad of North Orange County. "Our families want to use their yards and keep pests out of the house without thinking about it every month. One plan that covers both is the simplest way we know to do that."
Homeowners can request a free quote by calling (657) 217-2679 or through the company's special offers page.
About Mosquito Squad of North Orange County
Mosquito Squad of North Orange County is a family-owned and woman-owned pest control company in Placentia, California, owned by Kim and Dave Welch, long-time Placentia residents who opened the business in 2021. The company has served over 2,000 families and provides mosquito control, home and yard pest control, flea treatment and special event sprays across North Orange County, with rodent control available as an add-on. It uses EPA-registered products and backs every service with a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Each Mosquito Squad location is independently owned and operated.
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