Exterminator Near Me For Mosquitoes
October 1, 2018
Mosquito control is becoming a primary public health practice throughout the world. While mosquito bites do not cause major skin problems and only result in itchiness, redness, and a bump on the affected area. These tiny little creatures are the culprit of some serious diseases such as Zika Virus, Dengue, Yellow Fever, Chikungunya, Japanese Encephalitis, and Malaria. In Africa, a child dies every 2 minutes because of malaria. Mosquitoes are dubbed by some as the most dangerous insect in the world. Mosquito bites have been the cause of death for millions of people within these past centuries.
Professional Mosquito Management Tips
Mosquito control is becoming a primary public health practice throughout the world. While mosquito bites do not cause major skin problems and only result in itchiness, redness, and a bump on the affected area, these tiny little creatures are the culprit of some serious diseases such as Zika Virus, Dengue, Yellow Fever, Chikungunya, Japanese Encephalitis, and Malaria. In Africa, a child dies every 2 minutes because of malaria. Mosquitoes are dubbed by some as the most dangerous insect in the world. Mosquito bites have been the cause of death for millions of people within these past centuries.
Deadly Mosquito Species
Female mosquitoes are specifically the only ones who bite humans, while their male counterparts are herbivorous. Female mosquitoes need human blood to get protein, which they need to develop normal eggs.
- Aedes Aegypti - originated from sub-Saharan Africa, and now distributed throughout tropical and subtropical countries. These transmit diseases such as Dengue, Yellow Fever, Zika virus, and Chikungunya.
- Aedes Albopictus – came from Southeast Asia. These spread Dengue and Chikungunya viruses. Some studies claim that this species may also transmit Zika virus, West Nile, Eastern Equine Encephalitis and Japanese Encephalitis.
- Anopheles Genus – a Malaria-carrying species. They also can carry virus that causes brain tumors, as Anopheles genus has several different types. Anopheles gambiae are found in Africa, and Anopheles Quadrimaculatus are found in eastern US.
- Culex Pipiens – the species that buzz in your ear, and the primary culprit of West Nile virus. They have also been associated with Usutu Virus and Japanese Encephalitis.
- Culex Tarsalis – associated with West Nile virus, Western Equine Encephalitis, St. Louis Encephalitis and California Encephalitis. They are mostly seen in California, Utah, and the western half of North America.
Getting Rid Of Mosquitoes
At Go-forth Pest Control, we offer mosquito extermination services! We are a third-generation, family owned, local company founded in North Carolina in 1959. With state of the art equipment and highly-skilled technicians in branches of science such as biology and chemistry, we get rid of mosquitoes from your home and office in the safest way we know. Our technicians were the recipients of 2009, 2010, 2012 and 2013 statewide technicians of the year. Mosquitoes may not be the only pests you have at your home or in your office, but that's ok, because we can customize our solution for you depending on your specific pest control needs.
You can also take advantage of our bundled services to get rid of other pests besides mosquitoes. Basic service – coverage for spider, ants, crickets and more in and around your house. My Elite service – full pest coverage for home and outdoor living spaces like patios, decks, playgrounds and more. My Elite Plus service – total pest coverage for home and yard, even mosquitoes. But wait, there's more! Check out our service options to read the full description for each of these. You may reach us in the following contact numbers and addresses:
- Go-Forth Pest Control - Headquarters 805 S Elm St, High Point, NC 27260 Phone: 336-841-6111
- Go-Forth Pest Control of Charlotte 8058 Corporate Center Drive Suite 250 Charlotte, North Carolina 28226 Phone: 704-870-7378
- Go-Forth Pest Control of Raleigh 6104 Westgate Rd #116 Raleigh, NC 27617 Phone: 919-747-4668
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