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Few animals on earth evoke the antipathy that mosquitos do. Their itchy, irritating bites and pervasive presence have ruined many a backyard barbeque or outdoor gathering. They have an uncanny ability to sense our intentions, taking flight and disappearing milliseconds before we can swat them. An in our bedrooms, the persistent, whiny hum of their buzzing wings can wake the soundest of sleepers.
Delta Pest Control & Lawn Service urges our local El Paso residents to take extra precaution against mosquitos. The Zika virus is spread to by bites of infected mosquitos. While this disease was first documented in Central Africa, it has made its way to the U.S. Typically, only one in five of those infected with the Zika virus will become ill. Symptoms range from more minor issues like joint pane and rashes, but severe cases can lead to death. While your exposure is not that likely, Delta Pest Control & Lawn Service would rather you be safe than sorry.
Fully licensed and trained personnel in Texas and New Mexico! Delta Pest Control & Lawn Service wants you to be able to enjoy your summers without having to constantly swat away those pesky mosquitos. Aside from these insects being an even bigger nuisance and leaving you with itchy bug bites, they can also carry very serious diseases such as West Nile, Zika, and Dengue. Schedule your mosquito barrier spray today!
Keep your home or business protected all year long from unwanted pests.
Effecetive indoor and outdoor mosquito control coupled with our integrated mosquito management program, can help us ensure you minimize as many opportunities to limit mosquito populations but your susceptibility of getting bit!
While there are ways you can prevent exposure yourself, there are times where it is important to turn to a professional. If you are noticing mosquitos around your home or office, call DPCL to schedule your mosquito barrier protection services.
Rest assured you are not only receiving a quality service, but also one that is licensed, bonded, and insured.
Our License Number in Texas is TPCL6613 and New Mexico is NM0227.
(Commonly known as the yellow fever mosquito) This species of mosquito is identifiable as being a small, dark mosquito with white lyre shaped markings with white bands on the legs and is primary carrier of not only Zika, Chikungunya, and yellow fever.
This Mosquito has a lifeline span of about 3 weeks. They lay their eggs in water containing organic material such as decaying leaves. They are active during the day and are most active 2 hours after sunrise, as well as several hours before sunset. On occasion they are active at night in well-lit areas. This mosquito is a master of biting people without being notices as it approaches from behind and typically bites around the ankles and elbows.
(Commonly known as the asian tiger mosquito) This species of mosquito is identifiable as being a small, dark mosquito with a solid white dorsal stripe and white bands on the legs. It is the primary carrier of West Nile Virus, Dog Heartworm Parasites, Dengue, and various strains of encephalitis.
This mosquito is a very resilient mosquito and its eggs are able to survive through the winter, making it difficult to control. It has a life span of 3 weeks and lays her eggs on the inner sides of any water-holding surface. They are active during the day and are most active in the early morning and late afternoon. This mosquito is an aggressive hunter with a rapid bite and will bite any exposed skin surface.
(Commonly known as the house mosquito) This species of mosquito is identifiable as being a medium sized mosquito that typically has a dark brown body with white stripes and a light brown head. It is the primary carrier of Encephalitis but is also known to carry West Nile.
They are active during the night and tend to fly long to medium distances to areas with standing water. They are not aggressive biters but will bite any exposed skin surface. The females are capable of laying several thousand eggs in its short lifetime of only 1 week, and the eggs can hatch in as little as 10 days.
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Licensing: LI 7294 | TPCL 6613 | NM 0227 | BP 3758 | CID 376760
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