Service

Power Spray

One visit around the whole property — a season-long barrier before bugs ever reach your door.

Cartoon technician power spraying a glowing protective shield around a house while bugs walk away with suitcases
What the barrier covers

One spray. The whole property, wrapped up tight.

Power spray isn't a spot treatment — it's a full-property shield applied to every surface bugs use to reach your home.

Foundation perimeter

A treated band around the entire home — the main highway bugs use to get inside

Eaves and soffits

Where spiders web up and wasps start nests every summer

Window and door frames

The entry points ants and spiders slip through

Decks and patios

Treated undersides and railings where you actually spend your evenings

Shrubs and landscape beds

The shaded resting spots where bugs live and breed

Fence lines and woodpiles

The staging areas pests launch from toward your house

Step 1 — What to look for

Signs your property is ready for a barrier

  • Bugs finding their way indoors every season, no matter what you spray
  • Spiders rebuilding webs by the porch light within days of knocking them down
  • Ant trails crossing the foundation, patio, or sidewalk after every rain
  • Wasps starting nests under the eaves every single summer
  • A wooded, damp, or heavily landscaped lot — prime bug territory
  • You're tired of playing whack-a-mole with store-bought sprays
Step 2 — How A&J treats it

The power spray, start to finish

  1. 1Walk the property and map the pressure points — foundation, eaves, decks, and landscape
  2. 2Apply a comprehensive barrier around the foundation, eaves, soffits, and entry points
  3. 3Treat shrubs, mulch beds, and shaded resting zones where bugs live and breed
  4. 4Use a long-lasting formula that keeps working for weeks and is safe once dry
  5. 5Set the schedule — one seasonal visit or a recurring plan so coverage never lapses
A&J technician power spraying a protective barrier along a home's foundation and landscape beds
One pass around the foundation — the heart of a full-property barrier.
Step 3 — Keeping a safe, healthy home

How to make the barrier last

  • Keep mulch and firewood pulled back from the foundation
  • Trim shrubs and branches so they don't touch the house
  • Swap white porch bulbs for warm yellow LEDs — fewer bugs, fewer spiders
  • Seal gaps around doors, windows, and utility lines between visits
  • Rinse recycling and keep trash cans lidded so stinging insects move along

Frequently asked

When can we go back outside?+

As soon as the treatment dries — usually 30 to 60 minutes. Kids, pets, and plants are fine after that.

What does the barrier actually cover?+

The full exterior: foundation, eaves, soffits, window and door frames, decks, patios, and the landscape beds where bugs live and breed.

How long does one treatment last?+

Typically the bulk of a season. Most homeowners pair power spray with a recurring plan so coverage never lapses.

Is it safe for kids, pets, and plants?+

Yes. We use EPA-registered products applied to exterior surfaces — not on people, pets, or edible plants. Once it dries, everything is back to normal.

Will rain wash it away?+

No. Once the application dries, it bonds to the surface. A normal Ohio rainstorm won't break it down.

Can it be combined with a regular service plan?+

Absolutely — it's a great stand-alone, and it's even better as the seasonal backbone of a quarterly plan.

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