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Fox techs are experts at evicting your tiny tenants.

To ensure our customers’ safety, all Fox Pest Control technicians undergo a thorough screening process and complete extensive classroom training, along with ongoing on-the-job mentoring with an experienced technician.

The easiest way to get rid of mosquitoes.

Tired of dealing with mosquitoes? Getting rid of them means understanding their habits and using that to your advantage. Mosquitoes are some of the most dangerous insects around, spreading diseases like malaria, dengue, West Nile, and yellow fever. That’s why you can count on Fox Pest Control for expert mosquito control and mosquito yard treatment to protect your home and family.

When you sign up for our Yard Enjoyment Plan, we’ll treat your yard monthly during the spring and summer (or year-round in warmer areas) to keep those pesky mosquitoes at bay. Each treatment makes the next one even more effective. And if you don’t see a drop in mosquito activity after a treatment, just give us a call—we’ll come back for a free re-treatment!

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Schedule with Fox

Call Fox Pest Control today for a free inspection: (855) 953-1976.
Call before 2 pm and get same-day service.

Remote locations and other conditions may require next-day service.

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Treatment

A certified technician will inspect your property and provide customized pest control treatment based on their findings.

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Follow Up

Each service provides a detailed report and helpful tips to keep pests away. We return regularly throughout the year, increasing protection with every visit.

Hamilton Allen Ph.D., BCE

Certified Entomologist, Fox Pest Control

Mosquito Facts


Size: ⅛ – ⅜”
Number of legs: 6
Wings: yes, 2
Bites or stings: yes
Color: black to gray, some may have silver or green/blue scales
Carry disease: yes
Damages home/yard: no
Most active season: spring, summer, fall
Fox plan for this pest: Yard Enjoyment Plan

What do mosquitoes look like?

Mosquito Anatomy Diagram

There are over 3,500 species of mosquitoes worldwide.

They are found in nearly every region on Earth.

Only female mosquitoes feed on blood to obtain nutrients for egg development.

Male mosquitoes primarily feed on nectar and plant juices.

Mosquito bites can cause itching and redness.

This is due to the anticoagulant substances in their saliva, preventing blood clotting while feeding.

Mosquitoes are known to be carriers for various diseases.

These including malaria, dengue fever, Zika virus, West Nile virus, and others, making them one of the deadliest animals on the planet.

The lifespan of an adult mosquito is relatively short.

Usually ranging from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the species.

Mosquitoes lay their eggs in standing water.

The larvae, known as wrigglers, develop in aquatic environments before appearing as adults.

Mosquitoes may prefer certain blood types.

Studies suggest mosquitoes may be more attracted to individuals with Type O blood than other blood types.

For detailed insights into these biting pests, explore our Mosquitoes Pest Files—a comprehensive guide covering their life cycle, health risks, and proven prevention and control methods.

Pests that can be confused with mosquitoes.

Several insects and arthropods are commonly mistaken for mosquitoes due to their appearance and behavior. Some examples include midges, crane flies, no-see-ums, and gnats.

You might already know for sure that you have an mosquito problem. Here are a couple of the most common signs of Mosquitoes infestation.

A noticeable increase in mosquito bites, especially during the evening and early morning, may indicate a higher mosquito population in the area.

Mosquitoes breed in standing water. Puddles, clogged gutters, water-filled containers, or stagnant ponds near your property can be breeding grounds for mosquitoes.

Inspecting standing water sources for mosquito larvae (wrigglers) can be a clear sign of active mosquito breeding.

If you often find mosquitoes inside your home, it may indicate that they are breeding nearby. Check for open windows, torn screens, or other entry points.

An increase in mosquitoes can disrupt outdoor activities. If you notice a lot of mosquitoes outdoors, it may be a sign of a local mosquito population.

While mosquitoes are most active during dawn and dusk, large groups during daylight hours may signal a larger-than-usual population.

Eliminate standing water

Cover arms and legs

Use screens on windows and doors

Apply mosquito repellant

Change outdoor water weekly

Don’t overwater lawn or plants

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    Mosquito FAQs

    How long do mosquitos live?

    A mosquito’s life cycle from egg to adult takes approximately 8-10 days. Mosquitoes typically live for a few weeks to a few months, varying based on species, temperature, humidity, and gender. Females generally live longer, especially in warmer temperatures.

    Our Yard Enjoyment Plan treats monthly during the spring, summer, and early fall months, significantly reducing the presence of mosquitoes. By regularly treating your yard, we capture mosquitoes at every life stage, preventing their maturation and reproduction.

    Why do mosquito bites itch?

    When a mosquito bites, it pierces your skin, drawing blood and injecting saliva. When that saliva enters your blood, your body treats it like an allergen, making your immune system release histamine. That’s what makes mosquito bites itch and swell. Many people have a mosquito bite allergy.

    If you want to avoid getting mosquito bites, call Fox Pest Control! Our Yard Enjoyment Plan will help you take back your yard so you can enjoy it.

    What attracts mosquitoes?

    • Carbon Dioxide (CO2): Mosquitoes can detect carbon dioxide exhaled by humans and animals from a distance, helping them find potential hosts.
    • Body Heat: Mosquitoes are drawn to the heat produced by warm-blooded animals, helping them find potential blood sources.
    • Body Odor and Sweat: Mosquitoes are attracted to body odors and sweat compounds, making individuals with higher levels of certain chemicals, like lactic acid and uric acid, more appealing to them.
    • Skin Chemicals: Mosquitoes are sensitive to various chemicals present on the skin, including those found in lotions, soaps, and perfumes.
    • Dark Clothing: Mosquitoes are attracted to dark colors, especially black and red. Wearing lighter-colored clothing may help reduce mosquito attraction.
    • Pregnancy: Pregnant women and individuals with higher metabolic rates tend to produce more carbon dioxide and body heat, making them more attractive to mosquitoes.
    • Standing Water: Female mosquitoes lay their eggs in standing water, so areas with stagnant water, such as ponds, puddles, and containers, provide breeding grounds for mosquitoes.

    The best thing you can do to keep mosquitoes out of your yard is to call Fox Pest Control! Our Yard Enjoyment Plan treats your yard every month, and each treatment increases the protection against pests.

    Do all mosquitoes bite?

    Only female mosquitoes bite as they require blood to nourish their eggs. Male mosquitoes primarily feed on nectar and other plant-based substances. If you want to protect your family from mosquitoes, call Fox Pest Control today! Our Yard Enjoyment Plan treats your yard every month, and each treatment increases the protection against pests.

    Why are mosquitos dangerous?

    Mosquitoes are considered the most dangerous creatures on earth because they are carriers for various diseases, including malaria, dengue fever, Zika virus, and West Nile virus, which threaten human health.

    Our Yard Enjoyment Plan covers each stage of the pests’ development, from larvae to maturity, which is the most effective way to increase protection for your family.

    When are mosquitoes most active?

    Mosquitoes are most active during dawn and dusk, but the specific peak activity times can vary based on the mosquito species and environmental factors such as temperature and humidity. Mosquitoes become active anytime the temperature is above 50 degrees Fahrenheit; however, they thrive above 75 degrees. Extreme heat with no humidity can cause mosquitoes to dry out and die. Whatever temperature or humidity you’re dealing with, our technicians know just how to take care of the mosquitoes in your yard. Call Fox Pest Control today!