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Mosquitoes Alert of the Importance of Mosquito Control

Posted by Mosquito Squad

December 20, 2023

The warm embrace of summer & early fall in Rhode Island often brings along a few unwelcome guests: mosquitoes. This year, mosquitoes are not just a simple annoyance. Recent reports from the Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management (DEM) have revealed unsettling findings. Samples taken from mosquito populations in the area have tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE) and West Nile Virus (WNV) this summer. These little pests are alerting us about the dangerous diseases they're carrying, and it's high time we take comprehensive protection measures. While fall is approaching, it is vital to remain defended against these tiny invaders.

Mosquito Control to Prevent Potentially Dangerous Bites

When it comes to helping safeguard our homes and families from mosquitoes, there's more to consider than just the annoying bites. Each bite potentially carries with it a risk of transmitting diseases like EEE and WNV. Mosquito Squad of Rhode Island offers multi-tiered solutions to help you establish an effective line of defense. Our highly trained technicians employ both perimeter treatments as well as targeted strategies inside your yard, focusing on areas where mosquito populations might thrive. Our proven mosquito control treatments are here to help. And if you have an upcoming outdoor event, we haven’t forgotten about you. Our special event sprays ensure your gatherings remain enjoyable without the unwanted presence of mosquitoes.

Mosquito Control Rhode Island is Not Just Yard Spray

Effective mosquito management extends beyond mere spraying. It's also about ensuring our yards don't turn into breeding grounds for these pests. This involves removing stagnant water where mosquitoes lay eggs, keeping grass short, and ensuring proper drainage. By taking these proactive steps, you're not just curbing the current mosquito population but also helping prevent future generations from taking over your outdoor spaces.

To truly make a difference and reduce the threat of mosquito-borne diseases in Rhode Island, it's crucial to adopt a comprehensive approach. The alarming findings from the RI Department of Environmental Management serve as a stark reminder of what's at stake. With Mosquito Squad of Rhode Island by your side, you can be more confident in your fight against these disease-carrying pests.

Ready to take proactive steps toward reducing mosquito populations around your property? Contact us today! Mosquitoes in Rhode Island are carrying EEE and WNV, signaling the urgent need for mosquito control. Trust Mosquito Squad of Rhode Island for comprehensive solutions. Give us a call at (401) 825-0110.

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