Mosquitoes have four stages to complete their life cycle: egg, larva, pupa, and adult mosquito. They spend most of the duration in water.

Mosquito-caused diseases such as malaria, and yellow fever have threatened human civilization.

Fleas are critical vectors of many disease-causing pathogens, such as they carry murine typhus and bubonic plague. Moreover, they serve as intermediate hosts for some species of dogs and rodent tapeworms that occasionally infect people.

The proper method for the management of mosquitoes in a community is through a network of organized integrated pest management that takes into account all the approaches for the control of the disease. The spraying of toxic agents is one of the many approaches that can be used for the eradication of pests.

Did you know that the visible population of flies and mosquitoes is only about 10 to 20% of the total infestation? The other remaining cluster hides and breeds on the spots that are undetected.

Our primary goal is to identify and treat these breeding sites.

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