

Mosquito Hunters is a U.S.-based franchise specializing in mosquito, tick, and pest control services. Founded in 2014, the company began franchising in 2015 and is headquartered in Holmdel, New Jersey. With over 120 franchise units nationwide, Mosquito Hunters offers a home-based, low-overhead business model designed for rapid scalability and recurring revenue.
The franchise provides a comprehensive suite of services, including traditional and all-natural mosquito barrier treatments, tick and flea control, rodent management, and perimeter pest programs.
In 2024, Mosquito Hunters expanded its offerings to include Humbug Holiday Lighting, allowing franchisees to generate year-round income by providing holiday lighting design, installation, and maintenance services.
What sets Mosquito Hunters apart is its commitment to franchisee support and customer satisfaction. The company offers corporate-driven lead generation, a national call center for real-time sales conversion, and extensive training programs. Their "Client Happiness Promise" ensures customer satisfaction with guaranteed service quality.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
Mosquito Hunters provides a well-structured training program to equip franchisees and their supervisory staff with the necessary knowledge and skills to operate their businesses effectively. The training programs include the following:
Mosquito Hunters does not grant franchisees an exclusive territory. Instead, franchisees receive a defined territory in which they are expected to operate and generate all business revenue.
While the franchisor generally refrains from authorizing another Mosquito Hunters or Humbug location within that defined area, this protection is contingent upon the franchisee complying with the terms of the franchise agreement.
Despite having a designated territory, Mosquito Hunters retains broad rights that limit territorial exclusivity. The franchisor may operate or authorize businesses that do not materially overlap with the franchisee’s territory.
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