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Texas mosquitoes can transmit serious diseases including Zika, West Nile virus, dengue fever, and chikungunya. With 287 confirmed West Nile cases in Texas last year, professional protection is essential.
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Disease-Carrying Mosquitoes in Texas
Identify dangerous mosquito species and understand the health risks they pose to your family
Yellow Fever Mosquito
Aedes aegypti
The most dangerous mosquito in Texas, capable of transmitting Zika, dengue, yellow fever, and chikungunya viruses. Active during daytime hours.
Identification Features
- Dark brown to black with white/silver markings
- Distinctive white bands on legs and body
- Lyre-shaped marking on thorax
Disease Transmission Risk
- Zika virus
- Dengue fever
- Yellow fever
Peak Season
April - November
Breeding Sites
Small containers, flower pots, tires, gutters, birdbaths
Common House Mosquito
Culex pipiens
The primary vector for West Nile virus in Texas. These mosquitoes are most active at night and prefer to breed in stagnant water.
Identification Features
- Brown to tan coloration
- Medium size (3-6mm long)
- No distinctive markings
Disease Transmission Risk
- West Nile virus
- St. Louis encephalitis
- Eastern equine encephalitis
Peak Season
May - October
Breeding Sites
Stagnant pools, storm drains, ditches, septic tanks
Asian Tiger Mosquito
Aedes albopictus
An invasive species that has become well-established in Texas. Known for its aggressive biting behavior and ability to transmit multiple viruses.
Identification Features
- Black with distinctive white stripes
- Single white stripe down the center of head/thorax
- Banded legs with white markings
Disease Transmission Risk
- Dengue fever
- Chikungunya virus
- La Crosse encephalitis
Peak Season
March - November
Breeding Sites
Tree holes, containers, tires, cemetery vases, rain gutters
Malaria Mosquito
Anopheles quadrimaculatus
While malaria is not currently transmitted in Texas, these mosquitoes are present and capable of disease transmission under the right conditions.
Identification Features
- Dark brown with spotted wings
- Four distinct dark spots on wings
- Palps as long as proboscis
Disease Transmission Risk
- Malaria (potential)
- Dog heartworm
- Eastern equine encephalitis
Peak Season
April - September
Breeding Sites
Clean, permanent water sources like ponds and marshes
Professional Mosquito Control Methods
Multi-layered approach for maximum mosquito reduction and disease prevention. Each method is specifically targeted to eliminate mosquitoes at different life stages.
Professional Fogging
ULV (Ultra Low Volume) treatments to eliminate adult mosquitoes
Breeding Site Elimination
Identification and treatment of mosquito breeding areas
Barrier Treatments
Long-lasting residual treatments around property perimeters
Larvicide Applications
Targeted treatments of breeding sites to prevent adult emergence
Don't Risk Disease - Protect Your Family Now
Texas has seen a 40% increase in mosquito-borne illness cases. Don't wait for the next outbreak - get comprehensive mosquito protection today.
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