Summertime mosquito control service is especially important this year as many people spend more time outside due to COVID-19.

With 20+ years of experience, Mosquito Mist Florida is a proven team of experts at getting rid of pesky mosquitoes that can ruin a barbeque, a kids’ party, a quiet day in the backyard, or the ambience of an outdoor restaurant.

We handle summertime mosquito control problems at homes, multi-unit apartment complexes and businesses in along the Gulf Coast of Florida.  Our team uses a special spray to eliminate breeding sites and resting sites of mosquitoes.  These bugs, incidentally, get their name from the Spanish word for little flies. But their bites can sting, especially for children and seniors. In rare cases, they can be carriers of West Nile virus, encephalitis, dengue, malaria, canine heartworm, and chikungunya, a virus.

Affordable service plans for mosquito control along the Gulf Coast of Florida

Our technicians will inspect your property for spots where mosquitoe’s nest or breed.  Then, our trained technician applies a nature-based spray. It puts a mist over problem areas and lasts about 30 days. We are also is available for special event fogging as well as monthly and seasonal spraying.

Almost any amount of water can be a breeding ground for mosquitoes – air conditioner condensation, leaky outdoor faucets, pools, standing puddles, birdbaths, watering cans and rain gutters.

Our technicians are trained summertime mosquito control experts equipped with the latest technology. Their mission is to let you and your family be outdoors and enjoy your property.

Don’t let mosquitoes get under your skin and ruin your outdoor activities.

Mosquito Mist Florida guarantees effective mosquito control service!

Some suggestions:

• Dispose of old tires. If they’re being used for playground equipment, drill drainage holes in them.
• When they’re not in use, turn plastic wading pools, clay pots and pet food dishes upside down or bring them inside.

• Use yellow “bug” lights outdoors rather than white lights. Mosquitoes are drawn to “bug” lights much less than to ordinary lights.

Call Today:  (941) 360 – 1630

We follow COVID-19 health protocols and other safety measures endorsed by the Centers for Disease Control and local health departments.