When facing a mosquito problem, it's essential to choose effective mosquito treatment options. While citronella candles, mosquito coils, and mosquito repellent bracelets may have some benefits, they might not fully conquer the battle against mosquitoes. For reliable and comprehensive mosquito control, consider professional services like Mosquito Elite’s Barrier Treatment, which can significantly reduce mosquito populations and allow you to enjoy your time outdoors without the annoyance of buzzing pests. Contact Mosquito Elite today and let us make your yard a No Fly Zone!

Preventing flea infestations is much easier than dealing with the consequences of an infestation. By understanding the flea life cycle and implementing proactive measures, you can safeguard your home from these pesky pests. Remember to prioritize flea prevention, and if needed, enlist professional assistance for comprehensive flea control. A flea-free home ensures a comfortable and enjoyable environment for you and your pets alike. Contact Mosquito Elite to help prevent fleas before they have a chance to move in.

On your special day, the last thing you want is to be covered in smelly bug spray that might damage expensive attire. Consider professional mosquito treatment options from Mosquito Elite, which can be applied to the venue well before any food or utensils are set up, ensuring no contamination occurs. Our industry leading barrier treatment is safe for family and friends.

Ensuring your dog is protected from mosquitoes is vital for their health and happiness. By using safe and effective methods, such as diluted citrus juice, eliminating standing water, planting mosquito-repellent plants, or utilizing pet-specific repellents, you can reduce the risk of mosquito bites and potential diseases. However, for the most comprehensive and long-lasting protection, consider investing in professional mosquito control services to create a mosquito-free haven for your furry friend to enjoy safely. Contact Mosquito Elite today to make your yard a No Fly Zone!

Louisiana had an unusually early case of West Nile virus this year. Louisiana is one of nine states that have so far reported the disease this year, and the case was one of only 13 in the country as of June 13, according to the CDC. The state had a total of 49 cases in 2022. West Nile virus is spread by mosquitoes to humans and animals and can cause severe illness or death, though only about 20% of people infected actually experience symptoms, according to LDH. In extremely rare instances, infections are spread through blood transfusions, organ transplants or breastfeeding. A mosquito gets infected by biting a bird infected with West Nile. Mosquitoes do not transmit the virus between people, so an uninfected mosquito cannot bite a human with the virus and become infected.