Have you ever wondered where mosquitoes go during the winter months? How do they manage to bite us all summer long, but then disappear without a trace? A mosquito has four stages: egg, larva, pupa, and adult. Starting from the beginning, eggs are laid by female mosquitoes in or around standing water. The eggs will … Continue reading Life Cycle of a Mosquito: How They Survive Winter →

It may come as a surprise to most of us that this week is National Clean Out Your Inbox Week! An entire week has been dedicated to helping us organize our email inbox and increase our productivity. Many of us are guilty of hanging onto too many emails that we just don’t need in our … Continue reading National Clean Out Your Inbox Week →

Ribbons, candles, bows and edible traditions. Whether you’re making your menorah shine bright this Hanukkah or trimming your Christmas tree with nostalgic ornaments, December is upon us which means the warm celebration of the holidays is quickly approaching. Here at Mosquito Joe, we value our relationship with each and every one of our customers and … Continue reading Happy Holidays: Give the Gift of Joe →

Now that Thanksgiving is over and we find ourselves eating the last portions of leftover turkey and cranberry sauce, it’s also time to start planning upcoming holiday gatherings. Whether you’re throwing a party for your entire extended family or just responsible for bringing a dessert to your neighbor’s festive shindig, you might find the tips … Continue reading Mosquito Joe’s Holiday Party Guide →

With many Mosquito Joe locations winding down for the winter months, some of our southern locations still experiencing warm temperatures will remain open throughout the year. The average temperatures in southern states will stay consistently between 60 and 70 degrees Fahrenheit, which means mosquitoes will remain active and continue to be a nuisance in the … Continue reading Southern States Still Operating →