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How to minimise the breeding of mosquitoes in your premises

To get rid of mosquitoes in your home, the best solution is to prevent them from breeding around your home and to prevent them from entering your home. 

  • Avoid being bitten by mosquitoes: -

    • When outside at dusk or dawn, wear long sleeves, trousers, footwear and hats to reduce exposed skin. 
    • Use mosquito repellent sprays on exposed skin. 
    • Use mosquito repelling products or candles when sitting
  • Prevent mosquitoes being able to develop in standing water:

    • Ensure drains are kept clear and running. 
    • Ensure gutters and water gullies are not blocked. 
    • Cover water butts with a lid. 
    • Do not leave standing water (e.g. in watering cans). 
    • Introduce mosquito fish (Gambusia affinis) or guppies into garden ponds to eat mosquito larvae.
  • Finally, you can help prevent mosquitoes entering your home: 

    • After dark, keep windows and doors closed or block out the light with curtains. 
    • Fit mosquito screens to windows.

Mosquito control from Eagle Pest Control

It is bad enough when you have mosquitoes in your garden, which prevent you from going outdoors. It seems almost worse if mosquitoes have managed to fly inside your home and make you feel like your home has been invaded. While DIY products can deal with smaller mosquito problems, a professional pest control service will be required for larger or multiple infestations. 

Mosquito control starts before the next bite. Eagle Pest Control helps you examine standing water, resting areas and building access so the discussion covers the conditions behind repeated activity. Discuss drainage, container storage and maintenance with the person responsible for the site.

Avoid mosquitoes before it is too late! Call us today to learn more about our mosquito control solutions at 03258803803.

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