Spring is right around the corner — which means mosquito season isn’t far behind. If you want to enjoy your backyard without constant swatting, now is the time to act. The best way to protect your outdoor space is simple: prepare it for mosquito season before mosquitoes become active. Here’s how to love your yard now — and avoid frustration later. Why Early Preparation Matters Mosquitoes don’t wait for summer to appear. Once temperatures consistently […]
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It’s only February — but temperatures feel more like early spring. If you’re noticing warmer days, you might be wondering: Will a warm February trigger early mosquito activity? The short answer: Yes, it can. While mosquitoes typically emerge in spring, unseasonably warm winter weather can speed up their life cycle and lead to earlier activity. Here’s what homeowners need to know. How Temperature Affects Mosquito Activity Mosquitoes are cold-blooded insects, meaning their development depends on […]
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Mosquitoes aren’t just a nuisance — they can also pose serious health risks. In New Jersey, mosquitoes are known carriers of several diseases that affect humans and animals every year. Understanding the mosquito-borne diseases found in New Jersey can help homeowners take proactive steps to protect their families, pets, and communities. Why Mosquito-Borne Diseases Are a Concern in New Jersey New Jersey’s warm summers, high humidity, and frequent rainfall create ideal conditions for mosquitoes to […]
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If you’ve ever stepped outside on a New Jersey summer evening and been immediately swarmed, you’re not alone. Mosquitoes seem especially relentless here — and humidity is a major reason why. New Jersey’s humid summers fuel mosquito problems by creating ideal breeding, feeding, and survival conditions. Understanding how humidity impacts mosquito activity can help homeowners take smarter steps to protect their outdoor spaces. Why Humidity Makes Mosquitoes Worse Mosquitoes thrive in warm, moist environments. Unfortunately, […]
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Mosquitoes aren’t just a nuisance — they’re also carriers of potentially serious diseases. Staying informed about mosquito-borne diseases to watch out for this year is essential for protecting your family, pets, and community. With the right precautions and professional mosquito control, you can reduce the risk of illness and enjoy your outdoor spaces safely. Common Mosquito-Borne Diseases 1. West Nile Virus (WNV) West Nile Virus is the most common mosquito-borne disease in the United States. […]
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Managing mosquitoes on a large property isn’t something that can be handled with a one-time treatment or a reactive approach. Apartment complexes, corporate campuses, HOAs, parks, and other expansive properties require thoughtful mosquito control planning to keep outdoor areas safe, comfortable, and usable. Here’s what property managers and decision-makers need to know about mosquito control planning for large properties—and why starting early makes all the difference. Why Large Properties Need a Strategic Mosquito Control Plan […]
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It may be tempting to skip mosquito control this year, especially during the cooler months when mosquitoes aren’t visible. However, skipping mosquito control this year can have serious consequences when the warm weather returns. Understanding these risks can help you plan ahead and enjoy a more comfortable, mosquito-free yard next summer. Mosquito Populations Can Explode Mosquitoes don’t disappear completely in the winter. Many species overwinter as eggs or adults in protected areas around your property. […]
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The holiday season brings joy, decorations, and family gatherings—but it can also bring misconceptions about mosquitoes. Even in winter, mosquitoes can still be a concern in certain climates. Understanding the truth behind these myths helps you stay protected and enjoy a pest-free holiday season. Here are the 12 mosquito myths of the holidays debunked. 1. Mosquitoes Disappear in Winter Truth: In cold climates, adult mosquitoes die off, but eggs and larvae can survive in water. […]
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Many people think mosquitoes are only a problem in summer. However, certain species can survive mild winters, indoors, or in protected areas. This means mosquito-borne diseases year-round remain a potential threat to humans and pets. Understanding these risks helps homeowners take preventive action before the next mosquito season. For reliable information on mosquito-borne diseases, see the CDC – Mosquitoes page:CDC – Mosquitoes Common Mosquito-Borne Diseases 1. West Nile Virus Found across the U.S., primarily transmitted […]
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Many homeowners think mosquitoes disappear in winter. While outdoor activity slows, mosquito eggs and larvae can survive in hidden areas. Inspecting potential breeding spots now helps reduce infestations in spring. The mosquito breeding spots off-season are often overlooked but crucial for effective prevention. Learn more about mosquito lifecycle and overwintering from the CDC:CDC – Mosquitoes Top 7 Mosquito Breeding Spots to Check 1. Planters and Flower Pots Water can collect in saucers and pot bottoms. […]
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