Pest control companies in Mobile, AL
Quick answer
4 pest control companies have a local office in Mobile, AL on 1-800Deals: Arrow Exterminators East Mobile, Arrow Exterminators West Mobile, Orkin of Mobile and Terminix of Mobile. The Mobile County Health Department divides the county into 50 mosquito spray routes covering every municipality and the unincorporated areas, and it chooses 9 to 10 routes to treat each weeknight based on trap data, inspection reports, rainfall and service requests. The health department runs an online portal, reached through mchd.org/vector-control, where the public can request mosquito or rodent control service; without internet access, call 251-690-8124 for mosquitoes or 251-690-8819 for rodents.
Last updated September 28, 2026. Sources are linked below.
Pest control companies serving Mobile and nearby Mobile County communities, with the services and service areas each one lists. We list 4 companies with a local office here:
- Arrow Exterminators East Mobile, 619 Azalea Road, Mobile. Services include pest control, termite control, mosquito control, stinging insect control, fire ant control, flea & tick control.
- Arrow Exterminators West Mobile, 9963 Lifeline Court, Mobile. Services include pest control, termite control, mosquito control, stinging insect control, fire ant control, flea & tick control.
- Orkin of Mobile, 1764 W Interstate 65 Service Rd S, Mobile. Services include pest control - residential, pest control - commercial, bed bug services, bird control, carpenter ant control, floor & drain cleaning; serves Atmore, Bay Minette, Brewton, Chunchula, Citronelle, Daphne, Eight Mile, Elberta, Fairhope, Flomaton and more.
- Terminix of Mobile, 1032 N University Blvd, Mobile. Services include pest control, bed bug treatment, mosquito control, attic insulation, wildlife control, tick control; serves Axis, Bay Minette, Bayou La Batre, Bon Secour, Bucks, Calvert, Chatom, Chunchula, Citronelle, Coden and more.
What to know about pest control in Mobile
County spray routes cover the whole county
The Mobile County Health Department divides the county into 50 mosquito spray routes covering every municipality and the unincorporated areas, and it chooses 9 to 10 routes to treat each weeknight based on trap data, inspection reports, rainfall and service requests. Anyone who wants a call before spraying in their immediate area can ask to be added to the Bee and Allergy List at 251-690-8124. Beekeepers and people with chemical sensitivities should sign up before the season starts. Source: Mobile County Health Department: Vector Services
Report mosquitoes and rodents online
The health department runs an online portal, reached through mchd.org/vector-control, where the public can request mosquito or rodent control service; without internet access, call 251-690-8124 for mosquitoes or 251-690-8819 for rodents. The department says mosquito control starts well before a spray truck arrives, with removing standing water from containers and tires, and treats spraying as a last resort. Walk your yard after each rain and empty anything holding water. Source: Mobile County Health Department: Online portal for vector service requests
Fire ant swarms after rain
Alabama Extension says fire ants swarm from spring through late fall, especially a day or two after a rain that follows a dry spell, and the winged males and females are drawn to reflective surfaces such as pools. Winged fire ants are less aggressive than workers and are unlikely to sting while flying or looking for a nest site. Vacuum swarmers that get indoors and seal the bag right away. Source: Alabama Cooperative Extension System: Swarming Fire Ants
Check the license
Alabama requires businesses that offer household pest control, fumigation or control of wood-destroying organisms to hold a Structural Professional Services license from the Department of Agriculture and Industries, with a certified operator for each category of work. Search the company or applicator in the department's Pesticide Business and Applicator Search before signing a contract. Source: official licensing page
Frequently asked questions
Does Mobile County spray for mosquitoes?
Yes. The Mobile County Health Department has 50 spray routes covering all municipalities and unincorporated areas, and it treats 9 to 10 routes each weeknight based on mosquito data, rainfall and service requests.
How do I request mosquito or rodent control in Mobile County?
Use the health department's online portal at mchd.org/vector-control, or call 251-690-8124 for mosquitoes and 251-690-8819 for rodents.
Do flying fire ants sting?
Alabama Extension says winged fire ants are less aggressive than workers and it is highly unlikely they will sting while flying or searching for a nesting site.
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