Mosquito Control in Parkland, FL

Mosquito Control in Parkland

Parkland's lakes and large, lushly landscaped lots are beautiful — and they give mosquitoes everything they need. The Aedes mosquitoes behind most backyard biting breed in small amounts of standing water, and a big property has a lot of hiding spots for it: plant saucers, bromeliads, bird baths, clogged gutters, pool-cage tracks, irrigation boxes and low spots that hold water after our heavy rains.

Because these mosquitoes do not travel far, control is very local — treat the shaded resting spots and remove the breeding sites on your own lot and the difference is immediate. On a lakefront or large Parkland yard that means a thorough survey of all that landscaping, a barrier treatment of the foliage where adults rest, and larvicide in the water that cannot be drained.

Outside Parkland? See our full Mosquito Control service page for all of South Florida, or browse every Parkland pest guide.

Signs You Have a Problem

• Biting at dawn and dusk that makes the yard or lanai unusable
• Mosquitoes resting in shaded shrubs, under the deck or along the fence line
• Standing water in plant saucers, bromeliads, gutters or the pool-cage track
• Larvae wriggling in bird baths, buckets, or an irrigation or drainage box
• A surge in biting two or three days after heavy rain
• Bites indoors near doors, the garage or a screened enclosure

How Arrest-A-Pest Treats It

1. 1

   Property mosquito survey

   We walk the whole lot — important on a large Parkland property — to find both the shaded resting harborage and every container or low spot holding water.

2. 2

   Source reduction

   We drain, dump or correct the breeding sites we find, which is the single highest-impact step in mosquito control.

3. 3

   Barrier treatment

   We apply a residual to the underside of foliage, shrub lines, fences and shaded areas where adult mosquitoes rest during the day.

4. 4

   Larviciding

   Water that cannot be drained — bromeliads, drains, catch basins and low spots — is treated with larvicide to stop development.

5. 5

   Recurring monthly service

   We time treatments to the breeding cycle and the rainy season so control holds through the wettest months.

Why Parkland Chooses Arrest-A-Pest

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