Mosquito Control in Pensacola, FL

Standing water

Mosquitoes breed in water as small as a bottle cap. Empty buckets, plant saucers, toys and tarps weekly, especially after storms.

Gutters and drains

Clogged gutters and slow drains hold water for days. Keep them clear.

Yard treatments

Technicians treat shrubs, shady areas and under decks where mosquitoes rest during the day.

Timing

Treatments every few weeks through the warm months keep numbers down.

Bayous and marsh

Homes near water see more mosquitoes. Treatment helps but won't eliminate them entirely.

Health

Mosquitoes can carry diseases to people and heartworm to pets. Ask your vet about heartworm prevention.

Get help

Tell the company the size of your yard. Send a request and a pest control company will get in touch.

Plants that hold water

Bromeliads and some tropical plants hold water in their leaves, where mosquitoes breed. Flush them weekly or move them away from patios.

Events

Planning an outdoor party? A treatment a day or two before can help.

Natural predators

Fish in ornamental ponds and dragonflies eat mosquito larvae and adults. Keeping a pond healthy helps.

Water near the house

Check A/C condensate lines and outdoor faucets for drips that leave small puddles where mosquitoes can breed.

Screened porches

Check screened porches for torn panels and gaps at the floor, where mosquitoes slip in.

Frequently asked questions

How often should my yard be treated?

Many plans treat every three to four weeks in the warm season.

Are yard treatments safe for pets?

Follow the label and keep pets off until treated areas dry.

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