Skeeter MACE commercial outdoor insect control concentrate, 5 gallon pail | gallery:5-gallon

Skeeter MACE commercial outdoor insect control concentrate, three 5 gallon pails | gallery:15-gallon

Skeeter MACE commercial outdoor insect control concentrate, 55 gallon drum | gallery:55-gallon

Skeeter MACE commercial outdoor insect control concentrate, 250 gallon tote | gallery:250-gallon

Professional applicator spraying Nature's MACE commercial insect concentrate on a lawn, 3+ acres per gallon | gallery:all

Nature's MACE commercial concentrate kills and repels 20 listed pests, including mosquitoes, ticks, ants and Japanese beetles | gallery:all

Nature's MACE commercial concentrate coverage by size: 5 gal up to 18 acres, 15 gal up to 54, 55 gal up to 198, 250 gal up to 900 acres at 30:1 | gallery:all

Use sites for Nature's MACE commercial insect concentrate: lawns, farms, resorts, HOAs, golf courses and parks | gallery:all

Applicator treats a backyard by day, and guests dine on the same deck that night | gallery:all

Nature's MACE 5 gallon commercial pail with clove, peppermint, lemongrass, cinnamon and cedarwood oils | gallery:all

Four steps to apply Nature's MACE commercial concentrate: mix, apply, follow up in 5–10 days, reapply every 30–40 days | gallery:all

Nature's MACE Commercial Outdoor Insect Control Concentrate

One concentrate for mosquito, tick, perimeter and plant-pest control. Kills and repels 20 listed pests, from fleas and flies to Japanese beetles.

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$679.97 - $15,500.00

Treats up to 18 acres$37.78 per acre

90-day guaranteeRestocking fee may apply
Free shipping $99+
Ships in 1–⁠2 business days

Rotation-readyPlant oils with multi-site action
3+ acres per galAt 30:1, or 2+ acres at 20:1
Program-ready5–10 day follow-up, then every 30–40 days
No new equipmentSprayers, mist systems & foggers

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Where to Use

Apply to residential and commercial lawns, landscapes, gardens, shrubs, trees, wooded areas, building and property perimeters, patios, decks, pool areas, parks, playgrounds, athletic fields, golf courses, campgrounds, picnic areas, docks and marinas, HOA and apartment common areas, office and business campuses, hotel and resort grounds, outdoor event venues, barns, stables, kennels, equine and livestock facilities, and other outdoor areas where insects are present. Focus applications on turf, shrubs, and low-level vegetation, where bugs hide and breed.

Commercial Ordering Support

Need help choosing a commercial size?

Call (570) 290-2550 or email Dave@naturesmace.com for application guidance, coverage estimates, cost per treated area, and commercial ordering. Need Nature’s MACE® commercial products for business, personal, or recurring use? We work with applicators, farmers, property managers, nurseries, municipalities, and other high-volume buyers.

Choosing the right size

Match product size to acreage, square footage, and treatment method.

Application Guidance

Get help with timing, granular vs. liquid use, and best-use application methods.

Commercial Account Setup

Ask about bulk and commercial order support.

Product Details

Knock pests down, help keep them from coming back, and reduce the overall bug population on the properties you treat. This concentrate kills and repels the following pests:

mosquitoes • ticks • gnats • no-see-ums • flies • horseflies • yellow flies • fleas • chiggers • ants • spiders • crickets • roaches • palmetto bugs • scorpions • aphids • Japanese beetles • stink bugs • spotted lanternflies • moths

It can also help repel anoles, geckos, and other lizards. When used as directed, the formula is safe for use on plants and around people and pets.

The ingredients attack pests in different ways, so the formula works as both a fast-acting insecticide and a repellent. A surfactant and plant oils strip the waxy coating that keeps insects from drying out. The soybean oil base coats soft-bodied insects and any eggs it reaches, clogging the pores they breathe through. Compounds from clove, peppermint, and lemongrass oils disrupt the insect nervous system, causing the knockdown you see after spraying. Cinnamon and cedarwood oils repel pests moving into treated areas, which helps hold populations down between applications. Because insects are slow to build resistance to this physical, multi-site action, the formula makes a strong rotation partner in resistance-management programs. You should notice fewer flying and crawling insects shortly after application.

Frequently Asked Questions

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The commercial sizes are built for anyone treating large outdoor properties, lawns, and landscapes. That includes homeowners with acreage, pest control operators, mosquito control applicators, landscape installation and maintenance professionals, farmers, lawn care services, golf course superintendents, groundskeepers, park and property managers, hotel and office building maintenance teams, municipalities, and barn and stable operators. They contain the same Skeeter MACE formula as our retail sizes, packaged as a bulk concentrate for recurring treatment programs and pre-event applications at weddings, festivals, and other outdoor gatherings.
The product works in most sprayers, misting systems, watering systems, and foggers, and you can add it to residential sprinkler systems. One tank handles both commercial mosquito control and general outdoor insect control.

Before full-scale use, run a small test batch through your equipment and treat a small area to confirm proper flow, coverage, and plant tolerance. Flush equipment with clean water after each use, and check filters and nozzles regularly. If you inject it into a sprinkler or irrigation system, make sure the system has backflow protection that meets your local plumbing code. Nature's MACE is not responsible for equipment damage or malfunction, or for damage caused by improper dilution, calibration, or use that does not follow label directions.
This concentrate is a minimum-risk pesticide, exempt from federal registration under FIFRA section 25(b). Every ingredient comes from the EPA's lists of permitted minimum-risk ingredients, and the formula is made with plant-based essential oils. That gives your operation a plant-powered option for clients who want an alternative to conventional insecticides. The botanical oils also leave a pleasant scent, which matters on guest-facing properties such as resort grounds, campuses, courtyards, event venues, patios, campgrounds, and recreation areas.
When diluted as directed, the formula dries clear on surfaces. Never apply undiluted concentrate, because it can damage surfaces and plants. Outdoor surfaces vary, so test a small, out-of-the-way spot on stone, pavers, painted or stained wood, and fabric cushions before treating them broadly.
The formula is made for outdoor use only. It has not been tested indoors or for direct application to people or animals, so do not spray it onto people, pets, horses, livestock, or animal feed. At barns, stables, and kennels, treat the exterior perimeter and surrounding grounds. Do not apply when bees or other pollinators are foraging in or near the treated area. Do not apply directly to food or feed crops or to water.

Many states require a commercial applicator license, and often a business license, to apply pesticides on another person's property for hire. Some extend that requirement to minimum-risk products like this one, while others exempt them. Before you offer treatments as a service, confirm the rules with your state's pesticide regulatory agency, usually the department of agriculture.

Directions For Use

Always dilute the concentrate with water before use. Shake, stir, or recirculate the concentrate thoroughly before mixing. For each gallon of spray you plan to make, measure the amount listed below, add water to reach your total volume, and mix thoroughly. Shake the mixed spray well before each application.

• Heavy Insect Pressure (20:1): 6.1 fl. oz. of concentrate per gallon of spray
• Standard Insect Pressure (30:1): 4.1 fl. oz. of concentrate per gallon of spray

Example: A 5-gallon sprayer at 20:1 takes 30.5 fl. oz. of concentrate.

Coverage -
• 1 gallon of mixed spray covers approximately 5,000 sq. ft.
• 1 gallon of concentrate covers approximately 100,000 sq. ft. at 20:1.
• 1 gallon of concentrate covers approximately 150,000 sq. ft. at 30:1.

If It Freezes: Let the concentrate thaw to room temperature, then shake, stir, or recirculate the contents thoroughly before measuring. Drain mixed spray from sprayers and lines before freezing weather to protect pumps and fittings.

General Application Directions -
Apply to lawns, shrubs, trees, landscaped and wooded areas, exterior structures, and along water edges, wherever insect activity is heavy. Because knockdown happens on contact, results depend on thorough coverage of dense turf, shrub interiors, and the undersides of leaves, where insects rest. Treat low-level vegetation where mosquitoes, spiders, and ants shelter. Cover the entire area, slightly overlapping each pass. Make a follow-up application 5–10 days later, then reapply every 30–40 days for ongoing prevention.

Do not spray in high winds or when heavy rain is expected. Reapply after heavy rainfall. Apply only when temperatures are below 90°F. Spraying in peak sunlight or at higher temperatures can burn or discolor leaves, grass, and tender ornamental plants. To minimize this risk, apply in the early morning or evening, when lawns and plants are out of prolonged direct sunlight. For weddings, festivals, and other outdoor gatherings, apply at least one hour before guests arrive, and make sure treated areas are dry before anyone enters.

Directions for Specific Pests -

Crawling Insects: Spray directly onto soil and mounds where insects live.

Flies: Treat the exterior perimeter of barns and stables and the surrounding grounds where flies gather.

Ticks and Chiggers: Treat tall grass, low-growing shrubs, wooded areas, and other vegetation where they are commonly found.

No-See-Ums: Peak season is typically March and April but varies by region.

Japanese Beetles: Adults emerge from the ground in early summer. Peak activity runs from late June into August or September.

Palmetto Bugs and Roaches: Treat moist, humid outdoor areas where they gather, including around septic tanks and trash bins and in mulched gardens, leaf litter, and trees.

Stink Bugs: These agricultural pests live in orchards, farms, and gardens, as well as parks and residential landscapes. Do not apply directly to food or feed crops.

Nature's MACE Commercial Outdoor Insect Control Concentrate