Mosquito Control - Take Back Your Yard!
Mosquitoes are one of the greatest pest concerns of homeowners.
Besides ruining a pleasant outdoor evening with their habit of biting everything in sight, they are known for their ability to spread diseases. It’s no wonder they are at the top of the list for most peskiest pests!
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Why Are Mosquitoes a Problem?
Mosquito bites are not just an itchy irritant, they are a significant health concern. Their habit of taking blood for nutrition allows them to transmit numerous diseases including:
- Zika Virus
- West Nile Virus
- Dengue Fever
- Malaria
- Yellow Fever
Did you know…
Only female mosquitoes suck blood for nutrition and tend to bite anything they can find. They bite so that they can suck the blood they need to produce eggs. So every time a mosquito bites you or your pets, you are contributing to the production of more mosquitoes! This makes mosquito control extremely important.
When Do Mosquitoes Come Out?
Mosquitoes are most active from dusk till dawn. Then they hide out from morning to evening in cool, shady areas – so you and your family can even get bitten during the day when you relax under a cool shade of a tree or your children or pets play in a nice, cool grassy area!
Mosquitoes thrive in standing water. The female lays her eggs on the water, in either separate clumps or standing groups. Once hatched, the larvae become adults within two weeks – to breed and continue the lifecycle themselves.
One Two Tree Mosquito Control & Removal
One Two Tree will inspect your property and make recommendations for environmental controls that will reduce mosquito attraction to your property and their ability to live and breed there. These may include such controls as:
Combat and Control Mosquitos with the In2Care Mosquito Trap
In the United States, pest and mosquito control is done using a strategy called Integrated Pest Management or IPM. IPM is a coordinated system of practices that aims to control pests in an environmentally sound and economical manner to prevent pest damage.
Pest control through IPM is done in such a way that it brings the least hazard not only to people, but also to pets, property, and the environment. In IPM, pesticides are often used as a last resort, when non-chemical methods have failed to address the pest problem, therefore requiring the use of chemicals.
In addition to chemical pesticides and non-chemical pest controls, another method of pest control is pest prevention. The U.S., Environmental Protection Agency, recommends that the best way to stop or prevent pest infestations is to keep these unwanted organisms from getting what they need to live and thrive. By keeping common household pests such as mice and cockroaches from getting food, water, and shelter, for example, you will be able to prevent them from sharing your home.
How Can You Keep Mosquitoes Out of Your Yard?
Although no one can completely eliminate this flying health hazard, you can significantly control mosquitos and reduce their presence – and their bites! – with One Two Tree’s Eco-friendly Mosquito Control Program and some simple environmental controls.
While we’re usually resting easily during their winter season, this year is a bit different. Our colder temperatures aren’t even making a dent in their numbers. Their eggs can even survive the harsh Northern U.S. winters in, so our low 60 degrees were no threat to these hardy insects.
Their usual breeding period is in the spring, as mosquitoes love the heat and humidity of Miami, and their swarms can grow to high numbers if they are not controlled.
Where to Look Out for Mosquitoes:
Our Methods of Mosquito Control
Spray Treatments
Thermal Fogging
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