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Chris Mosby
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Chris Barber
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Aedes mosquitoes are a frequent problem in Mira Mesa. Known for their aggressive biting, they often feed on humans and can spread diseases such as dengue, yellow fever, and chikungunya. Aedes mosquitoes lay their eggs in areas prone to collecting water, and their eggs are durable, surviving dry periods before hatching.
Two prominent species in this region are Aedes aegypti and Aedes albopictus. Aedes aegypti, often referred to as the yellow fever mosquito, breeds in small water containers commonly found in urban areas. Aedes albopictus, or the Asian tiger mosquito, is identified by its black body with white stripes. Both species are most active during the day, particularly at dawn and dusk.
Mira Mesa Pest Control prioritizes controlling Anopheles mosquitoes, a key vector for malaria. These mosquitoes lay eggs on water surfaces, particularly where dense vegetation or algae thrive. Their boat-shaped eggs have lateral floats. Anopheles larvae differ from others by resting parallel to the water, without a siphon. Adults rest in a straight-line posture, making them distinct. These mosquitoes are the only known carriers of malaria, making them a major concern.
In Mira Mesa, five species of Anopheles mosquitoes are common in vegetated pools, algae mats, and agricultural zones. Their biting activity peaks at dawn, dusk, and night, making effective mosquito control crucial in reducing their population and preventing disease transmission.
Mira Mesa sees a fair share of Culiseta mosquitoes, a common type in California. These mosquitoes lay their eggs on water, with the eggs sticking together to form rafts. The larvae hang downward at an angle. As adults, they are known for their rounded abdomens, and some species bite severely.
While these mosquitoes tend to be less aggressive, they still create issues. Our mosquito control services are designed to target Culiseta mosquitoes, offering protection for your family and ensuring a more comfortable outdoor space.
Culex mosquitoes in Mira Mesa are known for carrying diseases like West Nile virus, St. Louis encephalitis, and Western equine encephalitis. They are most active during dawn, dusk, and nighttime. These mosquitoes lay eggs on water surfaces, creating a raft-like structure. You can find them near ponds, stagnant water, or dense vegetation.
Adults are light brown and have a pale band around their proboscis. Controlling their population involves removing standing water and applying treatments to affected areas.
Our mosquito treatment starts with a thorough inspection of your yard, identifying common breeding grounds such as standing water and thick vegetation. To ensure maximum effectiveness, please clear your yard of any standing water before we arrive.
The treatment typically takes about 30 minutes, depending on the size of your yard. We use fogging and the In2Care system, both safe for kids and pets. The In2Care system continues working even after the treatment, preventing further mosquito breeding in your yard.
Our ongoing mosquito control service guarantees your yard stays mosquito-free. Each monthly treatment takes about 30 minutes, depending on the size of your yard. We recommend clearing standing water before our arrival. Our treatments are pet- and child-friendly, making sure your family can enjoy the outdoors without worry.
The In2Care system we use targets mosquito breeding areas for long-term reduction. Monthly fogging forms a protective barrier, keeping mosquitoes from neighboring areas at bay. Our technicians will assess your yard for mosquito-prone areas and provide simple suggestions to reduce risk. Our treatments remain effective even after rainfall.
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