New York Mosquitoes Elimination

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Where Are Mosquitoes Biting Me?

Mosquitoes are more than just annoying—they can pose serious health risks. Research published in the American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene shows that asking people how often they feel bitten by mosquitoes can be a useful way to gauge how many mosquitoes are around. In a study conducted in Esmeraldas, Ecuador, researchers found that households reporting more bites also had higher numbers of mosquitoes captured nearby. The most common mosquitoes found were from the Culex genus, which are prevalent in many areas.

These findings highlight how quickly mosquitoes can breed and thrive in our surroundings. Even a small amount of standing water, like in a neglected inflatable pool or bird bath, can create a perfect breeding ground for mosquitoes.

On average, a mosquito will bite a person four or five times each week. Once they find a host, they tend to stick around until they have enough energy to lay their eggs. The good news is that most bites come from just one or two females living close to your home, usually within 100 to 200 yards. If your neighbor has mosquito traps, you might have a more pleasant outdoor experience. However, if you're the preferred target, consider wearing long sleeves and staying in shaded areas to reduce your chances of getting bitten.

Our Mosquito Treatment Solutions

When one of our licensed experts comes for an inspection and treatment, we offer various effective treatment options, including backpack fogging and mosquito misting systems. Both methods significantly reduce the overall mosquito population on your property.

Residential and Commercial Mosquito Control Treatments Include:

Yard Mosquito Control
From mosquito spraying services to the installation of mosquito misting systems, we have the tools needed to curtail mosquitoes from invading your yard.

Outdoor Restaurant Mosquito and Fly Control
Specialized fogging services can create a barrier to keep mosquitoes and other insects away from your patio or outdoor eating areas. We also utilize sanitary methods to reduce mosquito populations around outdoor dining spaces by inspecting areas, reducing breeding sites, and advising on preventative measures like adjusting lighting and maintaining landscaping to deter mosquitoes.

Mosquito Misting Systems
These fully automated systems deliver effective mosquito control treatments at optimal times of the day. BHB Pest Elimination customizes these systems to suit your home, scheduling treatments based on specific environmental conditions.

Contact us online or call to schedule a free estimate for our mosquito treatment offerings.

How to Reduce Mosquitoes by Reducing Their Breeding Sites & Impact Your Neighborhood Too!

Depending on the species, mosquitoes can lay eggs in various environments. The yellow fever mosquito and the Asian tiger mosquito, commonly encountered in the U.S., lay their eggs above the waterline inside containers. After hatching, the larvae float at the water's surface. These mosquito eggs are buoyant, resembling tiny black triangles. The larvae, equipped with siphons—breathing tubes that allow them to breathe while submerged—typically remain close to the surface, making them challenging to eliminate by merely lowering the water level.

Tips for Homeowners to Control Mosquito Populations

To effectively manage mosquitoes, homeowners can take proactive steps:

• Eliminate Standing Water: Regularly inspect your property for stagnant water in bird baths, plant pots, and gutters. Remove or treat these areas to prevent mosquito breeding.
• Maintain Landscaping: Keep your lawn well-trimmed and shrubs pruned. Mosquitoes thrive in overgrown areas where they can hide from the sun.
• Use Mosquito-Repellent Plants: Incorporate plants such as citronella, lavender, and marigolds in your garden, as they naturally repel mosquitoes.
• Install Screens and Nets: Ensure windows and doors have screens to keep mosquitoes out. Consider using mosquito nets around patios or outdoor spaces.

By implementing these strategies, you can significantly reduce mosquito populations around your home, contributing to a more enjoyable outdoor experience for you and your neighbors.

How to Reduce Mosquitoes by Reducing Their Breeding Sites & Impact Your Neighborhood too!

Depending on the type of mosquito and the kind of environment in which they find themselves, mosquitoes can lay eggs several different ways. The yellow fever mosquito and the Asian tiger mosquito are the mosquitoes that are mostly to come into contact with humans, and here in the United States, how these mosquitoes lay their eggs tells us a lot about how to maintain a property against a mosquito threat. This is key to any improvement New York mosquito-treatment pro techniques.

These two mosquitoes prefer to find containers where they can lay their eggs well above the waterline. For this reason, they lay their eggs on the inside wall of containers. When the eggs hatch, the larvae come out of the eggs and simply float at the top of the water. They are called raft mosquitoes. Their eggs are as naturally buoyant as baby ducks. When you reach into the water and pick one up, you’ll notice that it looks like a tiny black triangle with a pointed end. These tiny structures are called siphons. A siphon is a breathing tube that allows the larvae to breathe although it is below the actual waterline. Larvae usually don’t go more than an inch deep, but this makes it nearly impossible to drown them by lowering the waterline. This is because mosquitoes avoid the surface tension of the water, as ripples will quickly alert fish to their being a mosquito snack.

Take Control of Your Outdoor Spaces

At BHB Pest Elimination, we understand that a mosquito-free yard is essential for your comfort and enjoyment. Our dedicated team is committed to providing tailored solutions that meet your specific needs in New York and surrounding areas. 

We take pride in our excellent customer reviews, which reflect our expertise and commitment to quality service. Whether you require one-time treatments or ongoing mosquito management, we are here to help you reclaim your outdoor spaces. 

Don’t let mosquitoes ruin your time outside—contact us today to schedule your free estimate and take the first step towards a pest-free environment.