Spraying adults gives you a quiet evening. Removing breeding sites gives you a quiet month. Here is where they actually breed.
It takes surprisingly little water
Mosquitoes can complete their life cycle in the water held by a plant saucer, a blocked drain, an air-conditioning condensate tray or a forgotten bucket. Large features like pools are rarely the problem; small, still, ignored water almost always is.
Walk the property once a week and tip out anything holding water. That single habit does more than most treatments.
Treat where they rest, not just where they bite
During the day mosquitoes rest in shaded, humid vegetation — dense hedging, the underside of leaves, shaded walls. Residual treatment applied to those resting areas keeps working after the mist has settled.
Combine both for a real drop
A treatment that targets adults, larvae and resting sites together produces a noticeable drop that lasts. Treating only one of the three is why numbers so often bounce back within a week or two.
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