Rain + Heat = Mosquitoes

Lately, we have been having a lot of rain. Combine this rain with the warm weather we have been having and we are sitting pretty in a mosquito’s paradise. Mosquitoes are not only annoying but dangerous as well. With Zika on the rise, it is important to know how to combat mosquitoes and keep you and your family protected.

Our number one advice would be to contact Mosquito Joe of Northeast Houston to help keep you and your family protected from mosquitoes. We ensure that each of our customer’s properties is as mosquito-free as possible with frequent treatments; our technicians go out to each home every 21 days. At this time, the technician will prepare the product and spray the hot spots that are attracting mosquitoes, as well as the outer and inner perimeter of your property. Our product has a 21-day residual and targets both the adult mosquito as well as it’s larvae. It is actively working to provide you and your family with a mosquito-free yard.

Rain + Heat = Mosquitoes

If you haven’t chosen Mosquito Joe, but would still like to decrease the mosquito population in your yard there are things that you and your family can do to help prevent these pests. Start by looking around your property for any standing water. Standing water can be found in tire swings, buckets and/or wheelbarrows that are in or around your yard. This is a breeding ground for mosquitoes and it is best to start acting by dumping out the water.

Another common problem that we find is dirty gutters. It’s a tough job to do, trust us we know, but dirty gutters can also trap water which will allow for mosquitoes to breed. It is best to make sure your gutters are cleaned out properly to decrease the mosquito population on your property. We also suggest maintaining water features and swimming pools. Make sure your pools are treated and that you are frequently changing out the water in any bird baths.

While all these precautions will help keep mosquitoes from your property, our number one solution to making outside fun again is Mosquito Joe’s barrier treatment. We strongly suggest calling us today at (832)-460-0003 and be sure to ask about our introductory price!

Have a wonderful, mosquito-free week!

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Early Opening

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Mosquito Joe of Northeast Houston treats a yard in Kingwood, Texas

Mosquito Joe of NE Houston Opens Early

Happy weekend everyone!

Our Mosquito Joe team was out in full force this past Friday spraying customers throughout Kingwood, Atascocita, Lake Houston and Humble. Hard to believe this February weather! When I look at the news and see another polar vortex swirling down through the Northeast it sure does make me grateful that we live here in the great state of Texas. Originally we were planning to hit the ground running hard this March for the next mosquito season but with the emergence of Zika and the abundance of calls we have decided to open our doors a month early to best serve our community. As we forecast ahead it looks like another 10 days of amazing Texas weather so feel free to give us a call and let us get you on the schedule before those pesky mosquitoes explode onto the scene in the upcoming weeks.

We were also fortunate enough to be featured by the AP over the past week and you can see that article in the Houston Chronicle here…

Mosquito Joe in Kingwood adds additional defense against Zika

This season we are also proud to be offering installation of mist systems at the request of so many of our customers last year. The focus of our business will continue to be barrier sprays performed every three weeks by our licensed technicians but due to demand we vetted some vendors in the off-season and are proud to have additional solutions to your mosquito and pest problems this summer.  Give us a call to find out what solution will work best for you and your family.

As we ramp up our season look for our van and give us a shout. We will be out in full force in northeast Houston this week and will be making the trips through Kingwood, Humble, Atascocita and Crosby early in the week.

Enjoy your valentine’s day and don’t forget…. a little playful biting is ok… so long as it’s not from a mosquito!

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