About Us

We are Rich and Hilary Howes and if we are not occupied with combatting Public Enemy #1, the dreaded mosquito, we are proud parents of our two children and two English bulldogs, Ozzy and Titus. When not waging a war on the annoying “summer fun suckers,” you can find us riding our bikes, usually with our young daughter in her “chariot” trailer (taking a nap while mom or dad does all the work), or playing with our furry-children.

Heralding from the Ogden-area, Rich grew up “on the turf.” Whether it was out-running line referees in football, envisioning himself as the next “Great Bambino,” or driving a golf ball over four hundred yards (yes, that happened once), nothing could keep him from enjoying the great outdoors (except a few million mosquito bites, that is).

Hilary was born and raised in the neighboring state of Idaho where the wind always blew, and the mosquitos were prevalent. Growing tiresome of both, she moved to Utah to study Accounting at Utah State and found the wind and mosquitos followed her like a bad shadow.

Recently moving from Layton, where we resided for twelve years, to Kaysville, we quickly realized that mosquitos were as certain as death and taxes, and we have the power to at least fight one of them. Combining Rich’s organizational planning and scheduling expertise and Hilary’s strange fascination with data and numbers, we started Mosquito Hunters of Layton-Kaysville-Farmington, servicing most of the Davis County area.

Our mosquito, flea, and tick control services will allow families to Take Back Their Yard with our EPA registered family and pet friendly products. Our goal is to build extraordinary relationships with our customers by providing the Happiness Promise. If our customers are not happy with our treatments within 21 days of post-treatment, we will re-treat for free. No questions asked.