Nine levee districts keep water standing in ditches and detention ponds across Sugar Land, and the city spray truck never leaves the public street.
Can't enjoy your own Sugar Land backyard for the mosquitoes? Nine levee districts keep water standing in ditches and ponds all over the city, and the city truck only sprays public streets, never your yard. A West Nile case was confirmed on the Sugar Land side. We treat the standing water and shady spots on your own lot, where they breed.
Most of Sugar Land sits inside one of nine levee improvement districts that maintain levees, drainage ditches and detention ponds. That infrastructure keeps water standing across the city through the warm, wet season, which is prime breeding habitat for mosquitoes, the main West Nile carrier here. A human West Nile case was confirmed on the Sugar Land side.
Sugar Land runs a truck along public streets on a fixed schedule, but it does not enter private property, and the county does not spray on request. The mosquitoes breeding in your gutters, plant saucers and low spots are never touched by the public program. We find and treat those sources on your lot.
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