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Protect Yourself from Mosquitoes

August 27, 20253 min read

Protect Yourself from Mosquitoes

There is a rising threat of mosquitoes and that’s bad news for anyone who enjoys being outside. Whether you’re trying to enjoy a back porch in the evening or you have an event that lasts from day to night, mosquitoes can ruin a good time in no time. Luckily, Ark Termite Treatment The Vines is proud to provide award-winning mosquito control services to help keep families safe in their homes and businesses.

Why Should You Be Concerned About Mosquitoes?

You may think of mosquitoes as nothing more than a nuisance, but they’re measurably the deadliest animal on the planet. These small creatures are the source of transmission of some of the world’s most lethal diseases such as;

  • West Nile Virus

  • Zika Virus

  • Dengue Fever

  • Yellow Fever

  • Malaria

  • Lymphatic Filariasis

  • Chikungunya

  • Canine Heartworm (a serious threat to your pets)

Over 1 million people die annually of mosquito-borne diseases worldwide.

Mosquito Populations Are Booming

It’s not just you, mosquitoes are increasing. A changing environment, urbanisation, and warmer climates allow mosquitoes to breed in more locations for longer periods. In some places, mosquito numbers have increased as much as 400 per cent in the last 10 years.

One female mosquito can lay more than a hundred eggs at a time, and those eggs can hatch and grow up to become biting adults in fewer than two weeks. If your yard is untreated, that means there’s ample space for them to play, and when those mosquitoes do get to play well, let’s just say it’s not fun and games for humans.

Mosquitoes Are Getting Smarter and Tougher

Here’s something you may not realise: some mosquitoes are growing immune to the repellents we’ve relied on for years. New research indicates that some species of mosquitoes have evolved a genetic mechanism that makes them less susceptible to repellent smell, and they’re passing that trait down to their offspring.

That’s one reason the drugstore bug sprays may not do the job. If you have a serious mosquito problem in your yard, it’s time to start thinking about consistent, long-lasting mosquito control options.

How to Prevent Mosquito-Borne Diseases

The best way to keep you and your family safe? Don’t get bitten to begin with. Here are some things you can do:

1. Cover Up

Wear long sleeves and pants while you are outside, including during the early morning and the late evening hours, dusk and dawn, when mosquitoes are the most active.

2. Time It Right

For example, if it’s possible, plan outdoor activities during the late morning or midday hours, not during the peak mosquito hours (dusk and dawn).

3. Mosquito-Proof Your Home

Ensure all your windows and doors have intact screens. Do not prop unscreened openings open even for a short time.

4. Use Repellents Wisely

While some repellents are providing less protection against resistant mosquitoes than they did before, they still have a use. Select and use EPA-registered products according to product labeling.

Trust Ark Termite Treatment The Vines for Reliable Mosquito Protection

Prevention is nice, but nothing beats professional mosquito control. At Ark Termite Treatment The Vines, we implement Integrated Pest Management (IPM) solutions that go right to the source of your mosquito issue – not just the symptoms.

Why Us?

  • Eco-friendly and effective treatments

  • Thorough inspections and customized plans

  • Family- and pet-safe products

  • Ongoing service plans for long-term protection

Whether you need seasonal coverage or a year-round solution, we’re here to help you enjoy your outdoor space without the bites.

Ready to Take Back Your Yard?

Don’t wait until the mosquitoes move in. Contact us now! You’ll get powerful protection and peace of mind plus, you can finally enjoy your home, yard and summer.

Ark Termite Treatment The Vines offers all pest control services in The Vines and surroundings. Feel free to contact us at (08) 6186 7468 or visit our website:

https://arktermitetreatment.com.au/


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