MissQuito of Fort Lauderdale

09/10/2026

Fall is here, but tick season may not be over yet! 🐶

As temperatures cool, ticks can remain active and may find their way onto your furry friends as they explore, play, and enjoy the yard.

Keeping an eye out for ticks and making your yard less inviting to them are simple ways to stay aware this season.

Because fall is better spent enjoying the outdoors with your four-legged family members.

07/10/2026

With more than 250 locally acquired cases of dengue fever reported in Florida this year, it’s a good reminder to give your yard a quick mosquito check.

The good news? A few simple habits can help make your outdoor spaces less inviting to mosquitoes.

Take a look around for:
💧 Standing water in buckets, planters and outdoor containers
🏡 Gutters that may be holding water or debris
🌿 Easy-to-miss spots where rainwater can collect

Mosquitoes don’t need much water to breed, so regularly checking these areas is a simple way to help reduce mosquito activity around your home.

At MissQuito, we’re all about helping our neighbors enjoy more time outside. Staying informed and adding a few simple prevention habits to your routine can go a long way toward keeping your backyard ready for all the good stuff.

More outside. Less worry.

Florida is experiencing its largest dengue outbreak in decades, with over 250 locally acquired cases reported this year.

06/10/2026

Mosquitoes are still active! A few simple habits around your yard can help reduce the places where they like to breed and rest:

1️⃣ Remove standing water – empty buckets and plant saucers, and keep gutters clear.
2️⃣ Maintain your landscape – keep grass trimmed and clear away excess yard debris.
3️⃣ Use natural repellents – plant mosquito-repelling herbs like lavender, citronella, and basil.

Small steps now can make a big difference later, helping you enjoy your outdoor space all season long!

02/10/2026

Your backyard should be a place to enjoy the sunshine, play with your pets, tend to your garden, or simply unwind. 🐶

But when ticks show up, those everyday moments can feel a little less inviting.

So, how can you make your backyard less welcoming to ticks? Start with their habitat. Ticks tend to prefer moist, shady areas and can be carried into your yard by people and animals.

From keeping grass trimmed to clearing certain yard debris, a few simple steps can help. Find more tips on our blog:

https://missquito.com/how-to-get-rid-of-ticks-in-your-backyard/

Spending time in your backyard should be comfortable and worry-free. When ticks show up in your yard, it can make your everyday favorite activities like playing with your dog, gardening, or relaxing in the sunshine feel less appealing. If you’re looking for how to get rid of ticks in your backyard...

30/09/2026

Mosquito activity changes with the seasons, and knowing when they’re most active can help you know what to expect throughout the year.

Here's a quick look at how mosquito activity changes from spring through winter.

Whether you're hosting friends, watching the kids play outside, or simply enjoying your morning coffee on the patio, a little preparation can help you spend more time enjoying the outdoors and less time swatting mosquitoes. 🦟

28/09/2026

Your backyard is where life happens. Family gatherings, weekend barbecues, quiet mornings, and everything in between. 🌿

We’re here to help you spend more time enjoying your outdoor space with solutions designed around your home and your needs.

After all, your backyard is more than just a yard. It’s part of home.

23/09/2026

Did you know you may notice more mosquito activity after it rains?

Rainwater can collect in small areas around your yard, creating places where mosquitoes can lay their eggs. Even small amounts of standing water can be enough.

After a storm, take a few minutes to check your outdoor space and empty any water that has collected. A little prevention can go a long way!

Mosquitoes thrive when it rains. They need a hot, humid environment with access to standing water to lay their eggs. A few simple steps before the rain comes can help protect you and your family from a mosquito swarm in your backyard. Combined with increased humidity, the standing water creates favo...

22/09/2026

🍂 Fall is here, but cooler weather doesn’t mean pest activity disappears. Some unwanted guests are still out and about:

✅ Ticks
✅ Fleas
✅ Spiders
✅ Ants
✅ Mosquitoes

Knowing what to look out for can help you stay one step ahead and make the most of the season.

18/09/2026

After a rainy day, a quick check around your yard can make all the difference! 🦟

Mosquitoes can lay eggs in standing water, and it doesn’t take much. Take a few minutes to look around your outdoor space and check for water collecting in places like flower pots, bird baths, gutters, kids’ toys, patio furniture, and other containers.

A quick check after it rains is a simple way to help reduce mosquito breeding spots around your home.

Want a few more helpful tips after it rains? Visit: https://missquito.com/how-to-get-rid-of-mosquitoes-in-your-yard/

Short answer: To get rid of mosquitoes in your yard, start by removing standing water where they breed, tidy up overgrown plants and yard debris, and use natural repellents like citronella and essential oils. Encouraging mosquito predators like birds and dragonflies also helps. If mosquitoes persist...

18/09/2026

Your backyard should be for making memories, not swatting mosquitoes.

Our mosquito barrier treatments target the areas where mosquitoes rest and hide, helping you enjoy your outdoor space with fewer bites and less frustration.

We treat:
✅ Yard perimeters
✅ Porches and decks
✅ Bushes, shrubs, and trees
✅ Dense vegetation

That means more time enjoying your backyard for cookouts, family gatherings, relaxing evenings, and every occasion in between!