A new era in mosquito control
We’re excited to announce our exclusive partnership with Moogo, the innovators behind the sleekest tankless mosquito control system. At No More Mosquito, we’re always looking for the most effective, hassle-free solutions to protect your home – and Moogo is the future of residential mosquito control.
Why Choose Moogo’s Tankless System?
We’re excited to announce our partnership with Moogo, the innovators behind the sleekest tankless mosquito control system. At No More Mosquito, we’re always looking for the most effective, hassle-free solutions to protect your home – and Moogo is the future of mosquito control.
No Tank,
No Hassle
Say goodbye to bulky tanks and constant refills. Moogo’s system delivers continuous, automated mosquito protection.
Smart
Technology
Remotely control and monitor your system from anywhere with Moogo’s intelligent app.
Eco-Friendly
& Effective
A precise misting system that targets mosquitoes while reducing waste and chemical overuse.
Low Maintenance,
High Performance
Enjoy season-long protection without frequent upkeep.
How does a mosquito misting system work?
Moogo Machine Unit
The Moogo machine unit is designed for versatile installation, with the option to be wall-mounted or placed on a sturdy platform. Inside, it features a powerful motor, high-performance pump, chemical reservoir, and an integrated mixing tank, all working together to deliver precise and efficient mosquito control.
Nozzle Circuit
A strategically placed network of misting nozzles will be installed along your yard’s perimeter, typically mounted on house eaves and fence lines, ensuring seamless, discreet, and effective mosquito protection.
Misting Schedule
The system is programmed to release a fine mist for 30-45 seconds, two to three times daily, targeting peak mosquito activity (at dawn and dusk) for maximum effectiveness.
video from Moogo.com
control your mosquito misting system with the app - from anywhere!
what chemical is used in mosquito misting systems?
Your misting system sprays a pyrethroid chemical solution.
For more information about the chemical, click here.
how do mosquito misting systems work?
The chemical affects the mosquitoes’ nervous system, first inhibiting them from biting, and then leading to immobilization, paralysis, and death.
will mosquito control chemicals harm my kids or pets?
While no pesticide should be regarded as 100% risk free, pyrethroid chemical is derived from the chrysanthemum flower and considered to be very low in toxicity to plants, pets, and people.
Per the CDC, “pyrethroids can be used for public health mosquito control programs without posing unreasonable risks to human health when applied according to the label.”
will mosquito misting systems kill other insects?
Pyrethroids are commonly used to treat many types of insects. However, due to the misting dilution rate and targeted spray times, it is primarily effective to the mosquito population.
Contact us to discuss targeting other insects (such as spiders) or avoiding harm to other insects (such as bees).
will mosquito treatments kill my plants?
The mist will not harm plants, since the chemical dosage is too low for them to be affected.
how long does it take to install a mosquito misting system?
Installation time will depend on how many nozzles your system has. Most installs typically take 4-6 hours. You do not need to be home – we just need access to your yard.
how to maintain a mosquito misting system?
How often your system needs to be refilled will depend on how many nozzles you have. It is important to perform regular maintenance on the system to ensure there are no clogged nozzles, leaks in the tubing, and the motor and pump are in good condition.
We take care of all of that for you with our Service Plan. With simple recurring billing and automated service visit scheduling, we work hard to make sure you never have to think about mosquitoes again.
where does the mosquito misting system machine unit go in my yard?
The unit is typically installed on the side of your home by a power source, most commonly near the A/C unit.
can a mosquito misting system be turned off in the winter?
While the mosquito population is significantly reduced in the winter months, here in Houston, they never really go away. So, it is beneficial to keep your system running to prevent mosquitoes from breeding.
Additionally, the system is designed to be misting several times each day. If your system hasn’t been operational for an extended period of time, it is possible to experience issues, such as:
- Clogged nozzles
- Stagnant chemical
- Weak pump
We recommend running the system on lower settings, instead of turning the unit off.
do you have a referral program?
Heck yes, we do! Thanks in advance for sharing your love of No More Mosquito with your family and friends!
We will send you a $100 Amazon gift card for anyone you refer that installs a misting system or signs up for a service plan.