Mosquitoes are Back

It's rainy season again, and you know what that means...

Mosquitoes are back! They typically show up year-round here in Florida, but with the more consistent rainy conditions, we are beginning to see a lot more of them.

There are over 200 species of mosquitoes in the US, all unique depending on where they live. Some species are even known to not bite humans!

They can live anywhere from 2 weeks to 6 months and they transmit diseases.

Unlike mentioned above, a variety of mosquitoes can still bite humans, which is why they can potentially cause some concern around our area.

Mosquitoes are typically found anywhere with standing water or warm, humid environments, as those are their preferred locations to lay their eggs. Swarms are more likely to be spotted in those areas as well.

Although they are a common food source for insect-eating animals, mosquitoes are still considered a nuisance to us due to the allergic reaction we get from their bites.

If you are having some issues with mosquitoes, we can provide a spray treatment to cut down on the activity you are experiencing.

Pricing and treatment will depend on the size of your lawn, the amount of shrubs present, and the treatable area. Click below to request for pricing:

Request a Mosquito Estimate

As always, we would like to thank our veterans and first responders for their service to our country. Those who have served get 10% off of all services! 18 referrals

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We would also like to say an additional thank you to our customers that have referred us to their friends and neighbors! We have had 18 new customers sign up this month thanks to all your kind words.

Problem Solved Pest Control | office@problemsolvedpest.com | (941)347-7292 | (941)830-8801

It's rainy season again, and you know what that means...﻿

We would also like to say an additional thank you to our customers that have referred us to their friends and neighbors! We have had 18 new customers sign up this month thanks to all your kind words.

It's rainy season again, and you know what that means...