No-see-ums are tiny insects that can cause irritating bites and make outdoor activities unpleasant. They are also known as biting midges or sand flies. These pests are prevalent in places with standing water or moist soil and are most active around dawn and night. Here are some suggestions from Mosquito Squad to help you manage these bothersome insects if you're struggling with no-see-ums.
The tiny insects known as no-see-ums are challenging to spot with the human eye. They are most active at dawn and dusk and drawn to carbon dioxide and moisture. You probably have a no-see-um infestation if you're getting itchy bites, especially in places with standing water or moist soil.
No-see-ums shouldn't mar your outdoor activities. Use the advice from Mosquito Squad to avoid and manage these annoying insects. If you have a serious infestation, get in touch with Mosquito Squad right away for dependable and efficient pest control treatments. Our crew is committed to keeping your property secure and free of pests so you can fully enjoy both your interior and outdoor spaces.
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