Reduce the population of mosquitoes
Contact us today to schedule a comprehensive inspection aimed at identifying the level of mosquito population and potential breeding sites on your property. With this information, Dunphy's ExtermaPest can formulate a strategy that will assist you in reclaiming your backyard. Our inspection will meticulously scrutinize your property, helping us identify the root cause of your mosquito issues. Whether you reside on a golf course in LaQuinta, a residential community in Palm Desert, or anywhere else in the Coachella valley, our team is here to help.
Control of Larval Mosquitoes
Larval control is the most effective approach to mosquito control as it targets the breeding sources of mosquitoes. By effectively managing the breeding sites, larval control can achieve a sustainable reduction of mosquito populations.
Often, mosquito breeding sites result from overwatered plants or other sources of stagnant water, and addressing these issues could significantly help control the mosquito larva.
Physical, biological, and chemical control are all tools used by Dunphy's ExtermaPest to manage or reduce mosquito populations.
Adult Mosquitoes
Dunphy's ExtermaPest utilizes a range of methods to control adult mosquitoes. A barrier spray is one of the most effective methods of adult mosquito control. The fine mist of the chemical product is applied at specific times onto the targeted areas where mosquitos rest and breed.
Mosquito Stations
Our team may also recommend the use of mosquito stations as an additional method to further reduce the mosquito population on your property. The mosquito station works by exploiting the behavior of female mosquitoes. The station contaminates the mosquito's body and uses her to spread larvicide to multiple breeding sites around the station. This "autodissemination" process enables the station to kill virtually all mosquito larvae in its surroundings before they mature into biting adults. Using this innovative approach, our team can help you achieve a significant reduction in the mosquito population on your property.
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