Picture stepping outside without immediately reaching for bug spray. Your kids playing in the yard until sunset without getting eaten alive. Hosting that backyard barbecue you’ve been putting off all summer.
That’s what happens when you stop fighting mosquitoes on your own and call in professionals who understand Florida’s unique mosquito challenges. You get your outdoor space back. Your family gets protection from the diseases these pests carry. And you finally get to enjoy the beautiful weather that brought you to Florida in the first place.
No more cutting dinner short because the mosquitoes showed up. No more avoiding your own deck during prime relaxation hours. Just the freedom to use your property the way you want to use it.
We’ve been protecting Treasure Coast families from mosquitoes since 2006. We’re not some national chain that treats Florida like everywhere else. We’re locals who understand that mosquito season here runs from March to October—and sometimes longer.
We know that Florida’s subtropical climate creates perfect breeding conditions year-round. We know that standing water in your flower pots, gutters, and that forgotten bucket behind your shed turns into mosquito nurseries faster than you think. And we know that DIY solutions only work until the next rain.
That’s why we use integrated pest management that targets both breeding sites and adult mosquitoes with eco-friendly treatments that are safe for your family and pets but devastating to mosquito populations.
First, we inspect your property for standing water sources—the places mosquitoes breed that you might not even notice. We’re talking about clogged gutters, plant saucers, low spots in your yard that hold water after rain. These are the mosquito factories that keep your problem going.
Next, we treat those breeding sites with biological larvicides that target mosquito larvae without harming beneficial insects, pets, or your family. This breaks their reproduction cycle at the source.
Then we apply eco-friendly treatments to areas where adult mosquitoes rest and hide—under decks, in landscaping, around outdoor living spaces. This eliminates the current population while creating a barrier that keeps new ones from moving in. The whole process takes about 30 minutes, and you can expect results to last approximately 30 days.
Our mosquito control service for Lyngate properties includes a thorough property inspection, treatment of all breeding sites with biological larvicides, and targeted application of eco-friendly adulticides to eliminate existing mosquito populations.
Here in St. Lucie County, we’re dealing with over 80 different mosquito species, including the Aedes aegypti that carries dengue and Zika, and the Asian tiger mosquito that’s aggressive during daylight hours. Our treatments are specifically designed for the species common to our area and the unique challenges of Florida’s climate.
You’ll see a significant reduction in mosquito activity within days, with full effectiveness typically reached within a week. Most clients report being able to enjoy their outdoor spaces again without constantly swatting mosquitoes or dousing themselves in repellent. We guarantee our work and provide free follow-up treatments if needed between regular services.
Professional mosquito control typically achieves a 90% reduction in mosquito populations, while DIY methods like citronella candles or yard sprays provide only temporary relief. The difference comes down to targeting breeding sites that homeowners often miss.
We use biological larvicides that eliminate mosquitoes before they become biting adults, treating standing water sources you might not even know exist. DIY treatments only address adult mosquitoes you can see, which means the problem keeps regenerating. Our integrated approach breaks the reproduction cycle while eliminating existing populations, giving you long-term results instead of just a few hours of relief.
Yes, our eco-friendly mosquito control treatments are specifically chosen for their safety profile around families and pets. We use biological larvicides containing Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis (Bti), which only affects mosquitoes, midges, and black flies—not butterflies, bees, fish, or mammals.
Our adult mosquito treatments are applied to areas where mosquitoes rest, not where your family and pets spend time. The products break down quickly in sunlight and don’t leave harmful residues. You can let your kids and pets back into treated areas as soon as the application is dry, typically within 30 minutes. This is very different from the harsh chemicals some companies use that require hours or days of restricted access.
Our mosquito control treatments typically provide 30 days of protection, even with Florida’s frequent rain and high humidity. The biological larvicides we use in breeding sites continue working for weeks, preventing new mosquitoes from developing.
The adult mosquito treatments create a barrier effect that lasts through normal weather conditions. Heavy rains can reduce effectiveness somewhat, which is why we offer free retreatments if you experience mosquito activity between scheduled services. Most of our Lyngate clients find that monthly treatments keep their properties comfortable year-round, even during peak mosquito season from March through October.
Florida has over 80 mosquito species compared to most states that deal with just a handful. Our subtropical climate means mosquitoes stay active nearly year-round instead of going dormant in winter like they do up north.
We also have species like the Aedes aegypti that carry serious diseases like dengue and Zika, and the Asian tiger mosquito that’s active during daylight hours when families are outside. Florida’s frequent rain, high humidity, and abundant standing water create perfect breeding conditions that exist nowhere else in the country. That’s why generic mosquito control approaches that work in other states often fail here—you need treatments designed specifically for Florida’s unique mosquito challenges and extended season.
Complete elimination isn’t realistic because mosquitoes can fly in from neighboring properties, but we can reduce your mosquito population by 90% or more. The goal is to bring mosquito activity down to levels where you can actually enjoy your outdoor spaces.
Most of our clients report being able to sit outside during evening hours, host backyard gatherings, and let their kids play outside without constant mosquito harassment. You’ll still see the occasional mosquito, but instead of being swarmed every time you step outside, you might notice one or two during an entire evening outdoors. That’s the difference between a mosquito problem and normal background activity that doesn’t interfere with your life.
Start mosquito control before you see swarms, ideally in late February or early March. Florida’s mosquito season runs from March through October, but our warm climate means mosquitoes can be active year-round when temperatures stay above 50 degrees.
The key is getting ahead of their breeding cycle. Once you’re seeing lots of mosquitoes, they’ve already established breeding populations on your property. Starting early means we can treat breeding sites before they become productive and establish barrier protection before mosquito activity peaks. Many of our Lyngate clients continue service year-round because even our “winter” months often provide perfect mosquito weather. It’s much easier to prevent a mosquito problem than to solve one that’s already out of control.
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