Mosquito Control
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OVERVIEW
Over 170 different species of mosquitoes can be found in the United States, and are present in every single state in the US. They are more prevalent in places with still bodies of water, like lakes and ponds, and areas that receive frequent heavy rainfall. Mosquitoes are also particularly prevalent in areas with a hot and humid climate, like our home state of South Carolina.
While their appearance may differ slightly between species, they all have one thing in common: the female must obtain a blood meal in order to lay its eggs. Only a small amount of blood is taken from the host, but mosquito bites can be highly irritating and may transmit diseases and parasites.
While their appearance may differ slightly between species, they all have one thing in common: the female must obtain a blood meal in order to lay its eggs. Only a small amount of blood is taken from the host, but mosquito bites can be highly irritating and may transmit diseases and parasites.
SIZE
Most adult mosquitoes will be about 1 inch longer than immature mosquitoes, while mosquito larva can be 1/16” to 1/2” long depending on how old it is.
SHAPE
Mosquitoes can be identified by their long, slender body, scaled wings, and long legs. The larvae can be identified by their thin, worm-like body and pronounced head.
COLOR
Adult mosquitoes will vary in color, ranging from light gray to black with white stripes on the legs, while the larvae will range in color from light gray to brown.
CONTROL
Keeping mosquitoes under control on your property can help limit their contact with animals and people alike. Identifying
mosquitoes on your property is not difficult, as they will most likely be seeking you out for their next meal. You can, however, seek out the areas where young mosquitoes gather in order to treat and eradicate the mosquito eggs. This will allow you to greatly reduce the amount of mosquitoes on your property.
Mosquitoes lay their eggs on the surface of still water. Once the eggs have hatched, the young mosquitoes swim down into the water to mature. These young mosquitoes can be found in any still or stagnant body of water on your property, including the obvious lakes and ponds. Mosquito larvae can also be found in more inconspicuous places where water has gathered, such as bird baths, fountains, gutters, flower pots, rain barrels, and even mud puddles. One of the easiest ways to prevent mosquitoes on your property is to make sure your home and the surrounding areas are clear of any standing water, though in most cases it will be impossible to completely eliminate standing water on your property.
mosquitoes on your property is not difficult, as they will most likely be seeking you out for their next meal. You can, however, seek out the areas where young mosquitoes gather in order to treat and eradicate the mosquito eggs. This will allow you to greatly reduce the amount of mosquitoes on your property.
Mosquitoes lay their eggs on the surface of still water. Once the eggs have hatched, the young mosquitoes swim down into the water to mature. These young mosquitoes can be found in any still or stagnant body of water on your property, including the obvious lakes and ponds. Mosquito larvae can also be found in more inconspicuous places where water has gathered, such as bird baths, fountains, gutters, flower pots, rain barrels, and even mud puddles. One of the easiest ways to prevent mosquitoes on your property is to make sure your home and the surrounding areas are clear of any standing water, though in most cases it will be impossible to completely eliminate standing water on your property.
HABITAT
In these areas where water collection cannot be controlled, the larvae can be treated to keep mosquitoes under control. Eradicating mosquitoes on your property would include the treatment of standing water every 30-60 days, depending on the treatment product and the amount of rainfall in your area. While it is unrealistic to expect complete control of all mosquitoes, you would be able to reduce the mosquito population on your property to a manageable level that would allow you, your family, and your pets to enjoy your lawn.
OUR SOLUTION includes a detailed inspection of your property to access breeding grounds, identify and target sites where mosquitoes breed and live. We use the most advanced equipment and materials safely by highly trained professionals to help you regain your yard for you, your family and pets.
SERVICES AVAILABLE
- Monthly Treatments
- Stagnant Water Treatments
- Event Treatments: Parties, Weddings
- Gutters Cleaned
- Debris Removed
GIVE US A CALL
For more information on treating or preventing mosquitoes on your property, call Pest Management Solutions of Greenville SC & Spartanburg SC & schedule a visit from one of our friendly professionals.
We have treatment methods for the following pests: As well as general pest management, eco-friendly services, residential, commercial and restaurant services.
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