Table of Contents
- 1 Effective; Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control in Brevard and Indian River Counties
- 1.1 Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control in Brevard & Indian River
- 1.2 Our eco-friendly mosquito control solution offers effective, gentle, and environmentally friendly protection.
- 1.3 Breaking the Mosquito Life Cycle: Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service
- 1.4 Here’s what makes our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Stations stand out:
- 1.5 Safeguarding Your Outdoor Oasis From Mosquitoes:
- 1.6 Watch A Video: How our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service works
- 1.7 Watch A Video: Why Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control is better than traditional Mosquito spraying & fogging methods
- 1.7.1 Beyond the Buzz: Frequently Asked Questions about our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service:
- 1.7.2 Are In2Care Mosquito Stations safe for children and pets?
- 1.7.3 How effective are In2Care Stations?
- 1.7.4 How many stations do I need for my property?
- 1.7.5 How often are the mosquito control stations re-baited?
- 1.7.6 How long after visiting the bait station does it take for the mosquito to die?
- 1.7.7 Where can my mosquito bait stations be located?
- 1.7.8 How can I tell if my mosquito bait station has been serviced this month?
- 1.7.9 How much water does it take a mosquito to breed?
- 1.7.10 What should I do if I accidentally knock over a mosquito bait station?
- 1.7.11 Can you prevent my traps from getting knocked over?
- 1.7.12 Do the stations produce any or odor?
- 1.7.13 How soon can you install the stations after I schedule an appointment?
- 1.7.14 Can I combine Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control with other pest control services?
- 1.8 Embrace the Buzz of Life, Not the Sting
- 1.9 Benefits:
- 1.10 Serving these Space & Treasure Coast Cities:
Effective; Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control in Brevard and Indian River Counties
Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control in Brevard & Indian River
Enjoy Florida’s outdoors without the worry of mosquitoes. Our eco-friendly treatments protect your property while preserving the environment.
Our eco-friendly mosquito control solution offers effective, gentle, and environmentally friendly protection.
Breaking the Mosquito Life Cycle: Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service
Instead of indiscriminate pesticide spraying that harms beneficial insects, we use targeted methods to eliminate mosquitoes at their breeding grounds.
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Mosquito Mayhem? Not anymore! Here’s why our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service wins:
Mosquitoes have a love/hate of these stations, here’s why:
- Target the Source: Our traps focus on stagnant water, a breeding ground for mosquitoes.
- Lure and Eliminate: Special traps attract disease-carrying female mosquitoes. As they leave, they pick up a harmless fungus and a larval Insect Growth Regulator (I.G.R.).
- Stop the Cycle: The I.G.R. kills other larvae, preventing future generations. The fungus spreads, multiplying its effect.
- Bonus: Infected mosquitoes lose their appetite for blood.
Here’s what makes our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Stations stand out:
- Targeted: Eliminates mosquitoes, the main disease carriers, without harming beneficial insects.
- Long-lasting: Each sachet provides 4-6 weeks of protection.
- Environmentally friendly: EPA-registered and biodegradable.
- Easy to use: Simple setup and maintenance.
- Discreet: Blends seamlessly into your outdoor space.
Safeguarding Your Outdoor Oasis From Mosquitoes:
Traditional mosquito control methods often have drawbacks. Chemical sprays can harm beneficial insects and pollute the environment, while fogging machines provide temporary and often incomplete relief.
In2Care Mosquito Stations offer a safe and sustainable alternative, allowing you to:
- Enjoy your outdoor space with peace of mind: Host barbecues, play with your kids, or simply relax on your patio without the constant buzzing and itchy bites.
- Protect your family and pets: Reduce the risk of mosquito-borne diseases for everyone on your property.
- Contribute to a healthy ecosystem: By targeting only disease-carrying mosquitoes, In2Care Stations allow beneficial insects like bees and butterflies to thrive, maintaining a natural balance.
Schedule Your Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service or Estimate Now!
Watch A Video: How our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service works
Watch A Video: Why Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control is better than traditional Mosquito spraying & fogging methods
Beyond the Buzz: Frequently Asked Questions about our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Service:
Are In2Care Mosquito Stations safe for children and pets?
In2Care stations are designed for safety.
The biocide used is EPA-registered and poses minimal risk to humans and animals when used as directed.
We recommend placing stations out of reach of small children and pets as a precaution.
How effective are In2Care Stations?
Field studies have shown significant reductions in Aedes mosquito populations with In2Care Stations. Expect noticeable results within 3-4 weeks after initial installation, with peak effectiveness reached after 6-8 weeks.
How many stations do I need for my property?
The number of stations depends on the size and mosquito pressure of your yard. In Brevard and Indian River Counties, we typically recommend 1 station per 4,300 square feet for optimal results.
How often are the mosquito control stations re-baited?
Every 6 weeks.
How long after visiting the bait station does it take for the mosquito to die?
About 3–4 days.
Where can my mosquito bait stations be located?
The bait stations must be out of the sun, all the time.
Bait stations cannot be in the direct path of irrigation.
Under the cover of plants & trees, or hidden in a flower bed, is the ideal location for a mosquito bait station.
How can I tell if my mosquito bait station has been serviced this month?
There is a dial that is changed to the current month every time the mosquito bait station is serviced. By looking at that dial, you can see the last month the bait station was professionally serviced.
How much water does it take a mosquito to breed?
1 Tablespoon. That’s why our mosquito bait stations are so effective. Even the unseen, inaccessible, & breeding spots in other yards are effectively treated for mosquitoes!
What should I do if I accidentally knock over a mosquito bait station?
Call us at (321)704-0434 and let us know. We’ll re-bait it for you at no additional cost!
Can you prevent my traps from getting knocked over?
These traps typically contain 1.25 gallons (4.73 liters) of water (10.43 Lbs.). We’ll attempt to place them in out of the way areas of your lawn, in the shade. If there is a situation where additional stabilization is required, we have a few tricks up our sleeve.
-Pavers can be used to stabilize the mosquito bait station.
-Zip ties can be used to attach the mosquito bait stations to trees in order to outsmart raccoons.
-Gravel or rock can be used to create additional weight in the mosquito lure station.
-Zip ties or liquid nails can be used to attach the station to the paver.
Do the stations produce any or odor?
The stations do not stink, but they do contain a little over a gallon of stagnant water.
How soon can you install the stations after I schedule an appointment?
Normally, if you mention that you would like mosquito control; we can normally install the station(s) at the 1st appointment.
Can I combine Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control with other pest control services?
Yes! We can create a pest control plan perfectly tailored to your individual needs.
Embrace the Buzz of Life, Not the Sting
Tired of mosquitoes ruining your outdoor time? Our Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control is the solution.
Benefits:
- Targeted control: Eliminates mosquitoes effectively.
- Biodegradable: Safe for the environment.
- Convenient design: Easy to use.
Reclaim your backyard today! Call (321)704-0434 for a free consultation.
Serving these Space & Treasure Coast Cities:
We proudly provide pest control & termite control services to these communities.
https://www.cdc.gov/mosquitoes/index.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mosquito
https://www.epa.gov/mosquitocontrol/general-information-about-mosquitoes
https://www.fdacs.gov/Business-Services/Mosquito-Control/Mosquitoes-General-Information
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bacillus_thuringiensis_israelensis