Posts with the tag: "mosquito control"

Is your property a breeding ground for mosquitoes? Obviously, this isn’t something you would plan for or even allow to go on if you knew it was happening but believe it or not, if you have ANY standing water on your property, mosquitoes are probably breeding there. Allowing mosquitoes to breed on your property is a very bad idea. Not only can mosquitoes make time spent outdoors miserable, but they are known for spreading serious diseases, including Zika, West Nile virus, Malaria, Yellow fever, Dengue fever and several types of Encephalitis.

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Tags: mosquitoes  |  mosquito control

Nothing can spoil a backyard get together faster than a bunch of blood-sucking mosquitoes!  Along with causing an itchy, painful bite, homeowners have to worry about the potential health threats caused from the bite of a mosquito, including West Nile virus and Encephalitis.

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Tags: mosquitoes  |  mosquito control

Mosquitoes are obnoxious little biters. They crash our picnics and our BBQs and pretty much any other outdoor activity we enjoy in the summer. During hot summer days, we don’t typically notice mosquitoes until dawn and dusk. This is the time that mosquitoes come out in droves, looking for a little snack. Female mosquitoes are the only ones that bite- they need our blood to help nourish their eggs. When they bite us, not only do they cause itchy red spots (that can be worse for some than others!), but they can also spread serious diseases.

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Tags: mosquitoes  |  mosquito control  |  scary pests

With northern states recording record highs this spring following a mild winter, pests are starting to appear earlier than normal. For residents in Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, the odd weather pattern has resulted in a low winter kill for some pests, which could lead to larger home infestations during the spring months. With the feeding, mating and colonizing happening earlier this year, Rose Pest Solutions’ would like to offer some tips to help you plan for a pest-free season.

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Tags: mosquito control  |  stinging insects