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Is Mosquito Treatment Safe?
Barrier treatments using mosquito sprays are the most effective methods of mosquito control in Moore County. But can you trust that these treatments are safe?
When you work with a professional mosquito exterminator who is licensed, certified, and equipped with EPA-approved products, you can be sure that your treatment will be entirely safe for your family, pets, and plants. Trying to set up your own spray system can be ineffective or even dangerous, so it’s important to work with an expert.
Is Mosquito Yard Treatment Safe?
When you set up a mosquito treatment for your backyard, you might be worried about the effects it could have on your plants. Here’s our advice for staying safe when applying your own mosquito control products:
- Only pick EPA-approved products if you choose to use store-bought mosquito control sprays.
- Make sure to follow the manufacturer’s instructions on the label closely.
- Reconsider conducting your own treatment. Professional treatments will always be safer and more effective than DIY.
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Is Mosquito Spray Harmful to Plants and Animals?
The Environmental Protection Agency has listed a number of pesticide products as approved for use in residential mosquito treatments. However, they also make sure that people are aware of the risks and dangers associated with untrained use of these products. When used incorrectly, some mosquito treatment products can do toxic damage to plants, insects, and animals in the area.
Safest Mosquito Treatment Options in Moore County
If you want to make sure that your mosquito treatment option is completely safe for your family, pets, and plants, hire a professional mosquito exterminator to administer it for you. A licensed and certified pest control technician like ours at Aberdeen Exterminating can draft a plan to conduct safe and effective treatment on your property that will keep mosquitoes away for months.