Mosquitoes Aedes aegypti, Aedes albopictus
Tampa and Orlando mosquitoes aren’t a dusk nuisance, they’re an all-day one — Aedes mosquitoes bite in daylight and breed in a bottle cap of standing water. Barrier treatments on resting surfaces (shrubs, eaves, fence lines) knock populations down for about three weeks at a time.
Signs you have them
- Bites during the day, not just at dusk
- Swarms around shaded shrubs and under decks
- Larvae wriggling in plant saucers, gutters, or toys left outside
What you can do today, free
- Tip and toss every container of standing water weekly — saucers, buckets, tarps
- Clear gutters; they’re the #1 hidden nursery
- Run a fan on the porch: mosquitoes are weak fliers
Questions, answered straight
How often does the barrier need re-treating?
Every 21 days March through October — that’s the residual life of the treatment in Florida heat and rain. Our Mosquito Plan is built on that exact cycle: $89/visit, or prepay the season for $599.
Will it kill bees too?
We treat resting surfaces, not blooms, and time applications to avoid pollinator activity. Tell us about gardens and hives and we plan around them.