A lovely breeze is blowing, and you are ending a perfect summer day. It suddenly occurs to you, you aren’t swatting away pesky mosquitoes. You haven’t noticed any mosquitoes all day. It sounds like a dream, doesn’t it? Although a perfect mosquito-free day sounds terrific, there could be other repercussions. Have you ever thought about what would happen if we tried to eliminate mosquitoes forever?

Preventative measures are helpful, but not fool-proof. Therefore, when your mosquito prevention methods fail, treating the symptoms is the next best option. Read on to learn three ways to treat mosquito bites on your own, without having to wait days to stop itching.

It is common knowledge that mosquitoes run rampant during the summer months and thrive specifically in humid climates. At one point or another, we’ve all had an itch from a bite that left us yearning for colder weather — but did you know that colder weather doesn’t actually bring the relief you’re hoping for?

Although most people are unfortunately all too familiar with mosquitoes, how well do we actually know these pesky insects? It seems like everyone has some special trick for treating itchy bites or keeping them away. But how many of these tricks are based on actual science, and how many are old wives’ tales? 

Spring has sprung here in the South and it’s time to get your home ready for the mosquito season!

As the weather begins to cool off, most of us are excited to celebrate by decorating for the upcoming holidays. While decor can be a great way to join in on seasonal festivities, it can also invite some unwanted pests to the party.

If you live in a neighborhood, you might enjoy spending time in your backyard, or maybe going on a walk or bike ride. However, silent threats such as mosquitoes can ruin these tranquil moments. What makes it even more frustrating? Even if you are actively practicing the best mosquito control on your own property, you can’t change the practices of your fellow community members.

Mosquitoes are likely one of the last things on people’s minds when faced with intense situations like these, but the impending arrival of mosquito swarms is inevitable in most cases. The flooding and excess moisture from hurricanes creates the perfect storm when it comes to a breeding environment for mosquitoes. These pesky insects can pose a number of potential threats to you and your family. Our mosquito control professionals here at Palmetto Mosquito Control have created a list of tips to help you deal with an influx of mosquitoes and the problems they can cause after a storm hits.

You’ve probably had to deal with these uninvited guests buzzing around your party, barbeque, or backyard for quite some time. But the sea of mosquito control fliers and advertisements can create a swarm of their own and make the decision process overwhelming. Don’t know which method would work best for your space and budget?

Have you ever found yourself wondering, ‘Why do mosquitoes like me so much?’ Or maybe it always seems like you’re covered in itchy welts after being outside while others appear to be perfectly fine. Although there isn’t really one singular reason, there is a combination of factors that can make you seem particularly delicious to mosquitoes.