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Mosquitoes

Summertime is the time for barbecues, fireworks, and pool parties with friends and family. There is not much that can ruin these great times except being bitten up by mosquitos. We have all been there at one point or another but it can get to be really bad when your backyard has, what seems to be, an infestation of these blood-sucking nuisances. Cal Termite is the professionals to call for pest control in Santa Paula when you are having a mosquito takeover.

Most people know mosquitos as being those irritating pests that leave behind those itchy bites, but they are so much more than that. There are species mosquitos on all 6 continents of the world and they are the most deadly animal on the planet. They are known to carry such diseases as malaria, West Nile virus, Zika virus, and yellow fever. They contract these diseases from the various animals whose blood they suck and then they pass those diseases on.

Female mosquitoes are the ones that are going to cause all the issues for people. They are the ones that feed on the blood of animals and humans because of their need for nutrients so that they can reproduce. The females reproduce quickly and they are always looking for places to lay their eggs for the next generation. They lay their eggs in and around stagnate water sources, depending on the species is where they will lay their eggs. Stagnate water is the coinciding quality amongst all species.

The amount of water that will fill a bottle cap is all the water that many mosquito species will need to lay their eggs. They can find this water in a wide range of places around a person’s property including gutters, kids toys, tarps, tires, puddles, bird baths, and anything that can keep some water in it that they can get to. They will even lay their eggs in water that collects in the hole of a tree or inside certain plants.

Many times people can take the proper step to ward off these types of infestations but when there is already an infestation, they will need the help of a trained professional pest control in Santa Paula in order to help them get rid of the problem. Once the problem has been taken care of, they can take the proper steps to make sure that they do not come back to ruin their backyard again.

The professionals at Cal Termite will come in and they are going to do an overview of the property so that they can identify the areas in which the mosquitos are congregating and laying their eggs. Once they identify the source they are going to apply a larvicide to kill the eggs. They are going to make sure that there are no other sources of stagnate water. They will be able to fill in the homeowner on all the places that can be hotspots for mosquitos so that they can be vigilant about these areas of the property. They will arm the homeowner with the information that they need so that those backyard barbecues go off without a hitch.

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