Take Your Yard Back From Mosquitoes
Outdoor mosquito fogging every 15 days for homes across Miami-Dade and Broward. Free inspection, open seven days.
Licensed & Insured · FL #JB288307 · Open 7 Days · 24/7 Emergencies
Signs of a mosquito problem
You can't sit on the patio at dusk without getting bitten. The kids come in covered in itchy welts, and mosquitoes follow you inside every time the door opens.
Why waiting costs more
Mosquitoes can breed in as little as a bottle cap of water, and a new generation can hatch in about a week in South Florida's heat. Aedes mosquitoes — common here — bite during the day and can spread viruses like dengue and Zika. Bug spray on your skin doesn't do anything about the ones breeding in your yard.
How Golden fixes it
Our technicians fog the outdoor areas where mosquitoes rest and breed — shrubs, shaded spots, and around standing water. Because new mosquitoes keep hatching, we come back every 15 days to keep the population down.
Free inspection
We inspect first, then give you a price — no obligation.
How it works
Free Inspection
A licensed tech finds the pest, the entry points, and the scope — then gives you a price.
Targeted Treatment
We treat the source, not just what you can see, with EPA-registered products.
Guaranteed Follow-Up
If pests come back while your guarantee is active, so do we. Free.
Mosquitoes in South Florida
South Florida's rainy season, from roughly May through October, turns planters, gutters, bromeliads, and low spots in the lawn into breeding sites. County mosquito control works public areas, but your own yard is up to you.
Common questions
How often do you treat for mosquitoes?
Every 15 days. Regular visits keep up with new mosquitoes as they hatch.
Do we need to stay out of the yard?
Fogging treatments need people and pets to stay away for 2 hours.
What can I do between treatments?
Dump standing water weekly — planters, toys, gutters, and bromeliads — and keep grass and shrubs trimmed.
Do mosquitoes really breed in bromeliads?
Yes. The water that collects in bromeliad leaves is a common breeding spot in South Florida yards.
Enjoy your yard again
Call now and talk to the owner. Open 6am–7pm every day, with 24/7 emergency service.
Hours · Open 7 Days
- Every day 6am–7pm
- 24/7 emergency service
After 7pm, extra charges may apply.