Mosquito Control

Protect Your Space From Pesky Pests

Mosquito is one of the most dangerous insects that are responsible for thousands of people in various countries. Mosquitoes are thin, long-legged, two-winged insects and are typically six to 12 millimeters in length. Both males and females have antennae and an elongated “beak” or proboscis three to four times longer than its head. These insects belong to the Diptera order, known as the true flies, in the family Culicidae.

Mosquitoes are common pests in urban areas and may cause a lot of stress and nuisance whenever they bite. Moreover, in some cases, different species of mosquitoes and some of the midge species may transmit serious diseases that pose a risk to human and animal health such as malaria, yellow fever, blue tongue, African horse sickness (affecting livestock), filariasis (parasitic disease), dengue fever (viral infection) and others.

Mosquito-Free Living Starts Here.

Mosquito control manages the population of mosquitoes to reduce their damage to human health, economies, and enjoyment.

We use a variety of methods to reduce mosquito populations. The most common method of mosquito control is the use of pesticides. Pesticides are applied either directly to the environment (sprays, foggers, etc.) or to breeding sources (larvicides). Larvicides are products that kill the immature stages of mosquitoes (larvae and pupae). Habitat modification involves eliminating sources of standing water such as flowerpots, buckets, and birdbaths, where mosquitoes can lay eggs and breed