Mosquito Protocol Treatment
Spraying your yard for mosquitoes can significantly enhance your outdoor experience by reducing mosquito bites, allowing you to enjoy your garden, patio, or yard without discomfort. It also helps protect your pets from mosquito bites and the risk of heartworm disease. Overall, mosquito spraying promotes a more comfortable and enjoyable outdoor environment for you and your family.
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Experience tranquil entertainment spaces without the nuisance of itching guests.
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Obtain peace of mind knowing your children are able to safely enjoy the outdoors.
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Protect your pets from mosquito bites and the risk of heartworm disease.
The Cold Creek Difference
- Our mosquito control delivery is virtually odorless and non-staining.
- Our active ingredient is 5-20 times more effective than insecticides containing other active ingredients.
- Our products provide superior and longer-lasting performance, offering a more reliable and cost-effective solution.
- Treated areas withstand harsh conditions like UV rays and pH extremes.
- Our product disrupts the mosquito reproduction cycle, leading adult females to lay non-viable eggs and preventing larvae from maturing into adults.
Our program interrupts their reproduction cycle to keep mosquitos from proliferating in your surroundings.
Treatment plans are every 30 days starting in April for 7 total treatments per year
- Treating all vegetation, including trees, bushes, and shrubs up to 10 feet high.
- Paying special attention to treating the underside of leaves.
- Appling treatment from the perimeter of the house to the edge of the property.
- Targeting nesting sites such as under decks, near drainage spouts, and other shady, damp areas.
Included with Your Treatment:
MOSQUITO FACTS
Mosquitoes are Prolific Breeders
Female mosquitoes can lay up to 300 eggs at a time, and can produce multiple batches in their lifetime, which can range from 2 weeks to several months depending on the species.
Egg-Laying Habitats
Mosquitoes can lay eggs in at little as 1/4” of water, making even the smallest containers such as flower pots, bird baths, sites clogged drains potential mosquito breeding sites.
Rapid Development
Mosquito larvae can develop from an egg to an adult in as little as 5-7 days. This allows for multiple generations to emerge in a single breeding season.
Only Female Mosquitoes Bite
Male mosquitoes do not bite humans, as they do not need blood to reproduce. Female mosquitoes, on the other hand, need protein from blood to produce eggs.
Mosquitoes Transmit Numerous Diseases
Mosquitoes are responsible for spreading diseases such as Zika, dengue fever, chikungunya, West Nile virus, yellow fever, and malaria, among others.
How You Can Help Keep Your Yard Mosquito Free
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Treat Water
Treat standing water with a product to control mosquito larvae. Stock ornamental ponds with mosquito- eating fish such as mosquitofish, goldfish, or guppies.
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Turn Buckets
Items that accumulate standing water need to be stored or thrown away. Store upside down if they are used frequently.
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Adjust Sprinklers
To prevent over-watering, adjust sprinklers to reduce volume during rainy periods.
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Pool Cleaning
Clean your swimming pool regularly and keep it chlorinated. Pool covers, which can also collect water and debris, should be cleaned as well.