Mosquito PEst control
We understand the nuisance and potential health hazards that mosquitoes pose to homeowners and outdoor enthusiasts. That's why we offer customized mosquito pest control services to help you enjoy your time outdoors without any interruptions.
Our Mosquito Pest Control Services:
Mosquito Pest Control Control: Mosquitoes are a common problem in Minnesota, especially during the summer months. They can carry diseases such as West Nile virus, and their bites can be extremely irritating. Our experienced technicians use a variety of mosquito control techniques to minimize their populations around your property. We offer traditional spraying treatments, as well as natural and organic options, depending on your preferences and needs.
Why Choose Brothers Pest Management?
At Brothers Pest Management, we understand the importance of enjoying your time outdoors without any pest interruptions. Our experienced pest control technicians use only the latest pest control products and techniques to ensure that your property remains mosquito and black fly-free. We also offer flexible scheduling options to minimize disruption to your daily routine.
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If you're experiencing a mosquito or black fly problem on your property, don't hesitate to contact Brothers Pest Management. Our team is ready to help you get rid of these pesky insects quickly and effectively so that you can enjoy your time outdoors without any interruptions.
Contact us today to schedule a free consultation and learn more about our mosquito pest control services.
Mosquitoes belong to the insect order Diptera, which are True Flies.
Mosquito eggs need water to hatch. That's why there are so many mosquitoes after it rains.
Female mosquitoes lay their eggs directly on the surface of water or on the edges of water.
The mosquito eggs hatch after they have been flooded by water. If it's dry after the mosquito eggs are lain, the mosquito eggs can sometimes lay dormant for years before they get wet enough to hatch.
Most mosquitoes stay close to where they were hatched so they can raise another brood.
Some mosquito species only have one generation each year.
In the winter, most mosquitoes survive as eggs in the soil. These mosquito eggs are in a dormant stage called "diapause" which prevents them from hatching if it floods. They'll only hatch out of the diapause stage when the day length gets longer.
Some adult female mosquitoes and also some large pupae mosquitoes can survive the winter if they can find a protected spot.
The In2Care® Mosquito Station uses egg-laying Aedes and Culex mosquitoes to kill mosquito larvae inside and in surrounding breeding sites. This mechanism, known as autodissemination, occurs due to the attachment of a larvicide to the adult mosquito body when she comes in contact with the floater gauze. The second active ingredient on the gauze is a biological pest control agent (adulticide), a fungus that weakens the mosquitoes, prevents virus development and kills the adult mosquitoes before they can transmit diseases such as Dengue fever, Chikungunya fever, and West Nile virus.
With over 15 years of experience in the pest control industry, Brothers Pest Management uses the latest and best products and procedures to help protect your home and family with a custom plan to match your needs. Enjoy your yard this summer!
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