Tuxedo Mosquito Control has served Atlanta-area homeowners and businesses since 2003, making it one of the longer-standing mosquito management companies in the metro. Headquartered at 120 Interstate N Parkway, Suite 153, Atlanta, GA 30339, the firm is family-operated and holds a 4.9-star rating across more than 563 Google reviews. The company reports cutting home mosquito populations by an average of 80 percent using a combination of three distinct service lines.
The first and most comprehensive option is the automated misting system, built on MistAway Gen III+ technology. Nozzles are installed around a property’s perimeter and dispense timed doses of botanical insecticide solution. The second service is recurring backpack spray treatments, in which certified technicians visit the property on a scheduled basis to treat problem areas. The third option is mosquito traps, providing passive, continuous capture between professional visits.
All treatments use eco-friendly, non-toxic botanical solutions formulated to be safe for families and pets. The company backs every recurring service with a customer satisfaction guarantee. New customers who commit to seasonal service receive a complimentary first spray.
Beyond Atlanta, Tuxedo Mosquito Control maintains offices in Nashville, Tennessee (505 Dunwoody Ct, Franklin, TN 37069) and Charleston, South Carolina (1733 Telfair Way, Charleston, SC 29412), reflecting its multi-market footprint while keeping its operational core in the Atlanta metro. The Atlanta office can be reached at 678-498-4052; the Charleston line is 843-566-3499 and the Nashville line is 615-538-5361.
Services extend to both residential and commercial properties. Technicians emphasize attention to property-specific conditions, tailoring the treatment approach to individual yard layouts, water features, and landscaping. The company markets itself as a provider of professional-grade protection without exposing clients to harsh chemical formulations, positioning botanical science and ongoing service as the core of its mosquito defense model.