The direct answer
Remove unnecessary standing water, maintain screens and keep water storage covered. Property treatment can be limited by breeding areas outside your boundary.
Remove unnecessary standing water, maintain screens and keep water storage covered. Property treatment can be limited by breeding areas outside your boundary.
Check small containers
Planter trays, unused buckets and discarded items can collect water. Remove unnecessary containers and maintain those in use.
Manage indoor access
Repair screens and review doors that stay open. Physical prevention can support a broader control plan.
Share what happens nearby
If adjacent plots or shared drains are part of the concern, tell the inspector. JSS should not claim control over untreated neighbouring areas.
Make the next step a useful one.
Keep a short record of what you have noticed and ask JSS to assess the property. Your service scope, price and any treatment-specific safety instructions should be clear before work begins.
Further reading: EPA: integrated pest management. This article provides general guidance, not treatment-specific instructions.