LOCAL PEST CONTROLLERS ARE IN YOUR AREA DEALING WITH ISSUES NOW!
MAIN FEATURES OF OUR MOSQUITO RIDDANCE PROGRAM
FINDING AND BLOCKING INGRESS POINTS
We use long lasting professional preparations to identify and seal up openings that mosquitoes are using to get in and out of your living space. Careful consideration is taken to ensure that this is done effectively throughout the treatment.
USING PROFESSIONAL GRADE POISONS
Professional grade insecticides are at least TWICE as potent. These are different to consumer grade variants. When used effectively they provide an effective treatment against mosquito activity.
INSPECTING AND MONITORING THOROUGHLY
Inspecting and monitoring the premises is very important as we zone in on activity. Monitoring the consumption of insecticides and ensuring the treatments stay effective means your problem is solved quicker.
mosquito CONTROL F.A.Q'S
Q: BEST CONTROL METHOD?
In most cases, the pest controller applies an insecticide near mosquito alighting surfaces. The insects will make contact, which will kill them as they groom themselves. This is one form of control.
Q: FIRST SIGNS OF ACTIVITY?
It's normal to see the odd mosquito entering your property during the summer months, but larger swarms indicate a breeding site somewhere nearby.
Q: COST TO GET PEST CONTROL?
Normally treating the areas of activity is a one-off treatment. However this depends on the location, accessibility and amount of activity in the area.
Q: HOW LONG DO THEY LIVE?
Adult female mosquitoes can live up to 5 months with males around 7 days.The time that it takes for an egg to develop into an adult, can take around 14 to 20 days depending on external environmental factors.
Q: HOW QUICKLY DO THEY BREED?
A female mosquito will lay up to 500 eggs at a time. In total it takes approximately 2 days days for an adult mosquito from pupae (coccoon) stage to reach sexual maturity.
Q: HOW TO PREVENT THEM?
Like any pest, mosquitos will stay as close to a food source as possible. Clear damp external areas and put restrictive measures in place such as nets over windows and doors to stop them finding places to breed indoors.
