Mud Dauber Control in Bradenton, FL

Mud Dauber Control built for Bradenton homes

Bradenton's reach toward Palma Sola Bay and Anna Maria Sound keeps the western edges of the city in consistently humid air, and mud daubers take full advantage of that moisture to find soft, workable soil for their clay tube nests. Building peaks during the June through September rainy season, which delivers more than 60 percent of Bradenton's roughly 56 annual inches, and activity continues well into fall under soffits, along exterior walls and inside garages. About 41 percent of local housing dates to the 1970s and 1980s, and those rooflines and overhangs give daubers plenty of protected ledges where tubes can expand unnoticed. With roughly one freezing night a year doing little to interrupt the cycle, continuous coverage through a year-round program is the practical approach for Bradenton homeowners.