Mosquito Control In Elizabeth City, NC
Reclaim Your Outdoor Space With Albemarle Termite & Pest Control
To safeguard the health of your family and pets, it’s essential to keep mosquito populations under control. Mosquitoes are more than just annoying—they can transmit serious diseases to both humans and animals. By eliminating mosquitoes from your yard, you're also protecting against illnesses such as:
- West Nile virus
- Zika virus
- Dengue fever
- Chikungunya
- Viral encephalitis
While ensuring mosquitoes stay away from your property can help keep you safe from these dangerous diseases, it isn't always easy. Mosquitoes need standing water and moist soil to breed, and we have moisture in spades here in coastal North Carolina. Even if you manage to get all the standing water off your property and keep your soil dry, there could still be water sources like ponds or puddles close to your property.
Our Mosquito Control Process
Partnering with Albemarle means you and your loved ones are protected from mosquitoes and the diseases they spread, allowing you to enjoy a worry-free summer.
- Property Inspection: We start with a thorough inspection, of your property, to identify areas of concern such as standing water or potential breeding or hiding spots for mosquitoes.
- Customized Plan: Based on our findings, we will work with the homeowner to create a tailored plan to fit your property and family needs.
- Treatment: We apply monthly mosquito control treatments to your lawn and foliage to keep mosquito populations low. We use multiple techniques, including larvicides, to control and break the mosquito life cycle. Keep your family safe and happy with Albemarle Mosquito Control treatments.
Have Questions?
We Have Answers
Still have questions or can't find the answer you need? Give us a call at 252-424-7966 today!
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How can I get rid of mosquitoes?
You likely can't get rid of an active mosquito infestation without professional help, but you can discourage them by following some mosquito prevention tips. Getting rid of standing water is a good place to start because most mosquitoes can't breed without it. Planting herbs like lavender and rosemary can also help deter mosquitoes.
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Are mosquitoes dangerous?
Mosquitoes are extremely dangerous. They're the most dangerous animals in the world, in fact, because of all the deadly diseases they spread. Fortunately for us in the United States, our mosquitoes do not transmit the most dangerous mosquito-borne illness: malaria. But they can and do spread other dangerous illnesses throughout the nation, like viral encephalitis and West Nile virus.
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Why do mosquitoes bite?
Mosquitoes bite for one reason: reproduction. Mosquitoes don't actually rely on blood for food. They eat nectar for a steady diet. However, when female mosquitoes need to lay their eggs, they have to have protein to do it. They get this protein from blood. This means only female mosquitoes bite, and only when they're ready to breed.
Hear From Our Happy Customers
Serving Elizabeth City, NC Since 2004
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"Excellent service. Showed up on time. Polite and professional."- Ape T.
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"He was polite and friendly. Got into all the tight spots I asked him to. Great experience!"- Beau W.
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"Carson was great. He sprayed inside and out and was very thorough. Looking forward to seeing him three months."- Roger P.
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"Schuyler Headley provided exceptional customer service by locating us in the barn when we didn’t answer the door! We sincerely appreciate his extra effort!!"- Carla M.
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"Came early again, but our appointment ended early so we were home when Albmarle arrived. The tech was great and went beyond others have done to remedy our ant invasion."- T. Greg M.
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"Greg is very good! He’s been our tech from the beginning and is extremely thorough. If we should have any questions he always takes the time to explain things. We’re very impressed with him and he’s definitely a dedicated employee."- Jeri C.
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"Greg always does a wonderful job and is a pleasure to work with."- Paul P.
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"Very polite and professional. He and his trainee did a great job, Quick and thorough."- Thomas C.
