Mosquito Reduction
Mosquito Reduction Services
Take back your yard from pesky mosquitoes. We are your answer for mosquito control! The mosquito is a disease carrier and an irritant, but it is not impossible to control. Understanding mosquito biology and the mosquito breeding cycle can result in effective pest control for mosquito infestation. Our pest professionals are trained and experienced in mosquito control around homes.
Mosquitoes are known for detecting body heat and the carbon dioxide humans’ exhale. They are annoying because of the bites they make and the itching that follows. They can carry several diseases including Zika, Malaria, West Nile and Yellow Fever.
Our Mosquito Service
Our mosquito service kills mosquitoes on contact and reduces the population around your home by interrupting their breeding cycle. This ensures you will be protected from both mature mosquitoes, as well as the threat of their offspring. In the unlikely event your pest problem persists, we will come back to treat your lawn – at no additional cost. We will also work with the homeowner or business owner to eliminate conducive conditions on the property.
We use the safest, greenest products available to defend your property from mosquitoes. Without sacrificing the effectiveness of our service, we can assure you that your entire family (even the four-legged members) will be safe to explore the yard post-treatment. Don’t suffer outdoors by fighting bites from mosquitoes, which in turn can be brought into one’s home or business. They not only make enjoying the outdoors uncomfortable, but can then enter one’s home or business and reproduce rapidly.
Where can you find mosquitoes?
- Standing water—water dishes, bird baths, puddles, etc.
- Garages
- Storage sheds
- Barns
- Cellars
- Areas of trash with water—cans, jars, and old tires
- Gutters
Signs of Mosquito Activity
- Bites—inflammation and swelling
- Itching
- High-pitched buzz
- In extreme cases: fever, head and body aches, weakness and confusion
Mosquito Prevention Tips
- Dispose of any tires—tires can breed thousands of mosquitoes.
- Drill holes in the bottom of recycling containers
- Clear roof gutters of debris
- Clean pet water dishes regularly
- Check and empty children’s toys
- Repair leaky outdoor faucets
- Change the water in bird baths at least once a week
- Keep canoes and other boats turned over
- Avoid water collecting on pool covers
- Empty water collected in tarps around the yard or on woodpiles
- Plug tree holes
Even the smallest of containers that can collect water can breed hundreds to thousands of mosquitoes. They don’t need much water to lay their eggs.
Take back your yard from mosquitoes. Contact us today at 678-664-2474 or complete the form below for your FREE inspection and evaluation. You’ll be glad you did.