Ultra Yard Plan
The whole yard.
Fire ants, mosquitoes, rodents, stinging insects, ticks, fleas and spiders, and snakes - up to one full acre.
NC licensed • Family owned
Serving Gaston, Mecklenburg and York counties
Year-round protection for the whole property
Seasonal Mosquito Control
Repeat treatments through the season so the yard stays usable.
Entire Yard Fire Ant Treatment
Mounds and the turf around them, not just the ones you can see.
Entire Yard Ant Treatment
Nuisance ants across the whole lot, beds and hardscape included.
Preventative Snake Treatment
Harborage and travel lanes treated to make the yard less inviting.
Exterior Spider Control
Eaves, corners, porches and webbing knocked down and treated.
Exterior Flea & Tick Control
Turf, bed lines and shaded harborage where they wait for a host.
Exterior Stinging Insects Control
Wasp, hornet and yellow jacket nests located and removed.
Stinging insects, ticks and fire ants are not a house problem. They live in the yard, and treating the foundation and stopping there does nothing about them.
The Ultra Yard Plan treats the whole property on a monthly rotation so the pressure never gets a season to build. You can start it any month of the year and carry it forward.
In the field
Treating the whole perimeter.
Beds, shrub lines, foundation and open turf all get covered on the same visit. That is what keeps fire ants, mosquitoes, ticks, fleas and spiders from working their way back in between services.
What the Ultra Yard Plan Covers
Most pest plans treat the house and stop at the foundation. The Ultra Yard Plan treats the property. It is built for homeowners who actually use their yard, and for lots where the pressure is coming from outside the structure rather than inside it.
Coverage runs year round on a scheduled rotation and includes the outdoor pests that make a yard unusable: mosquitoes, yellow jackets, hornets and wasps, fire ants and nuisance ants, spiders, ticks, fleas in the yard, and the harborage areas that feed all of them.
Where We Treat
- The full perimeter band around the structure, out into the landscape beds
- Turf areas, with fire ant mound treatment as mounds appear
- Shrub lines, tree lines and the wood edge where stinging insects and ticks concentrate
- Under decks, porches, steps and crawl space access points
- Fence lines, playsets, sheds and detached garages
- Standing water and low spots where mosquitoes breed, treated at the source rather than fogged over
- Nest locations as they are found, including ground nests and aerial nests within reach
Who This Plan Is Actually For
It earns its keep on properties with a real outdoor problem. Wooded lots. Homes on a creek, a pond or a low drainage area. Yards with kids and pets in them daily. Lots with heavy fire ant pressure, which in this county usually means newer subdivisions built on former farmland. Properties where you have already tried treating one pest at a time and something else keeps taking its place.
Households where somebody carries an EpiPen. If a sting is a medical emergency in your family, taking nests down as they are built matters a great deal more than treating the yard after someone has already been hit. That is the single most common reason people call us about this plan, and it is the reason the stinging insect work runs all season instead of once in the spring.
If your problem is inside the house rather than in the yard, our standard pest control plans are the better fit and we will tell you so.
Timing Through the Year
The Carolina season is long. Fire ants are active any time the ground is not frozen and they mound heaviest in spring and fall. Mosquitoes run from March into November in a mild year. Stinging insect colonies build all summer and peak dangerous in August through October. Ticks are active far earlier and later than most people expect.
A single treatment in June covers none of that. The plan works because the visits land ahead of each pressure period rather than after you already have the problem.
Ultra Yard Plan FAQ
Can I add the Ultra Yard Plan to my existing pest plan?
Yes. Most of our customers run it alongside their regular home service so the inside and the outside are both covered.
How is this different from a mosquito service?
A mosquito service treats mosquitoes only. This covers the full outdoor pest load on the property, including stinging insects, fire ants, spiders, ticks and snakes, and it works on source reduction rather than just barrier spraying.
Is it safe for kids, pets and pollinators?
The products we use are EPA reduced-risk and low impact, Alpine WSG for example. We service sensitive accounts such as daycares, nursing homes and hospitals, and we take the same care in a yard. We avoid blanket treatments over blooming plants, we do not treat flowering plants where pollinators are foraging, and if you keep honey bees on the property, tell us and we will work around them. That is the same thinking behind our Save the Bees Initiative.
How large a property does it cover?
Pricing is based on the property. The published chart covers exterior yards up to a full acre. Larger lots are quoted directly.
Can I sign up quarterly instead of monthly?
No. The Ultra Yard Plan runs monthly. Ticks, fleas, spiders, snakes and stinging insects all rebuild inside a quarterly gap, and a plan that lets them do that is not worth paying for.
Does the Ultra Yard Plan cover rodents?
Rodent control for mice and rats is not included, but we can add it. Exterior rodent stations are $25 per station for Ultra Yard customers and are serviced monthly along with the rest of the visit. The stations are tamper, child and pet resistant, and they can be ordered to look like landscape stones. Most properties only need one.
Get Your Yard Back
Call Envirosafe at 704-860-2041 or request service online. We are at 1001 E. Catawba St., Belmont, NC 28012, serving Gaston, Mecklenburg and York counties. See our full service area.
The Ultra Yard Plan covers up to one full acre. Call or text us for pricing.
Every technician is trained in eco-friendly, low-impact methods, so a whole-yard program stays safe for the family and pets who actually use the yard.