Mosquito Control & Reduction

In South Florida, mosquitoes aren't a seasonal nuisance — they're a year-round one. Our warmth and frequent rain mean standing water is never far away, and mosquitoes can breed in as little as a bottle cap of water. Beyond the itchy bites, mosquitoes are the most dangerous animals on earth, capable of transmitting viruses like West Nile, Zika, and dengue, which is why reduction matters for your family's comfort and health.

You can't treat the whole region, but you can dramatically reduce the mosquito pressure on your own property. Our program attacks the problem on two fronts: knocking down the adult mosquitoes resting in your landscaping, and eliminating the larval breeding sites where the next generation is developing. The result is a yard you can actually use again.

Common types we treat in South Florida

• Recurring mosquito reduction. Regular treatments (typically every few weeks during peak season) to the shaded resting areas where adult mosquitoes hide, dramatically reducing the population around your home.
• Larval source control. We locate and treat or eliminate standing-water breeding sites — gutters, bromeliads, drains, plant saucers, and low spots — to stop the next generation before it hatches.
• One-time event treatment. A targeted knock-down before a wedding, party, or backyard event so your guests can enjoy the evening bite-free.

Signs you may have a problem

• Constant biting at dawn, dusk, and in shaded areas
• Mosquitoes resting on shrubs, fences, and under foliage during the day
• Standing water in plant saucers, gutters, bromeliads, or low spots
• Itchy welts that keep the family indoors during peak hours

Our approach

On the first visit we inspect your property to find resting harborage and standing-water breeding sites. We then treat shaded vegetation and resting areas to knock down adults and apply larvicide where needed to stop development. On a recurring schedule we maintain that pressure through the peak months, and we share simple tips to remove the breeding sites you can control between visits.

What's included

• Property inspection for resting and breeding sites
• Targeted treatment of vegetation and shaded harborage
• Larval source control of standing-water sites
• Recurring seasonal schedule for sustained reduction
• One-time event treatments available
• Tips to reduce breeding sites between visits