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Mosquito, Tick and Flea Control in High PointThere has been a dramatic increase in disease caused by mosquito bites, flea and tick bites. Do you feel like you cannot go outside into your lawn because of mosquitos, fleas, and ticks? Is your family and your pets suffering from these pests? If so, we are now offering mosquito, flea, and tick control services your lawn. We are confident that we can develop a treatment plan that will end your issues and transform your property into a pest-free oasis.
We provide mosquito, flea, and tick control packages that can be customized to fit your specific needs. Our team will start by visiting your property to perform a comprehensive assessment to determine the extent of your issues. Next, we will suggest a treatment plan that includes initial and follow-up steps designed to provide a long-term solution. Our services may include perimeter pest control, grub control, and other options. We are fully licensed by the North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Affairs and we are constantly extending our education. |
 
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The Pests Mosquitoes: There are more than 60 different species of mosquito. They become active in March and remain active through the first frost (usually in Oct-Nov). Mosquitoes thrive between April and June. The weather determines the mosquito population, but they do well in temperatures and humidity of North Carolina. Fleas: Fleas also thrive in warm and humid weather and are a year-round issue for your pets. Did you know: • Flea eggs hatch from 1-10 days after they are laid • Flea larvae mature in 5-12 days • Fleas can lay eggs within 10-20 seconds after landing on a host • A female adult can lay 2,000 eggs in her lifetime • An adult female can live about 100 days • Larvae can remain dormant for up to six months • A new batch of fleas becomes active about every one to two weeks It is easier and more cost-effective to prevent flea infestations than to remove fleas Ticks There are currently around seven species of ticks in North Carolina. They spread diseases that can cause symptoms within three to 14 days after a bite. These diseases can cause temporary discomfort, severe life-long symptoms, or even death. Additionally, ticks: • Can range in size from a pinhead to a pencil eraser • Are closely related to spiders • Can have soft or hard shells • Can change host with each feeding life stage • Can reach adulthood in 45 days and can live for years • Can survive two years in the larval and nymphal stages without feeding • Can go from egg to adult in three months, but most require at least one year • Lay 9-12,000 eggs, depending on the species |
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We proudly serve clients in Greensboro, Winston Salem, High Point, Summerfield, Oak
Ridge, Colfax, Kernersville, Stokesdale, Jamestown, Lewisville,
Clemmons, Pfafftown, Walkertown and the entire Triad. |
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