Prevent mosquitoes in your pool near chicago

Having a pool in your yard makes everyday a paradise between the months of May to September. However, many pools have the opposite effect and attract unwanted pests in your yard that are a real buzz kill. If you are a homeowner with a pool, we can help you prevent mosquitoes and other insects in your yard for your spring and summer seasons. Even if you don't have a pool, but live near a body of water like a lake or a pond, you have probably already experienced these blood-sucking creatures in your yard this season. 
Understanding the Lifecycle of the Mosquito 
The mosquito develops from egg to larva to pupa while still in the water, a process that takes about a week. Since larvae are tiny, mosquitoes can hatch in even the smallest amount of water. Once the insect morphs from pupae to flying adult, mosquitoes mate. After mating occurs, females seek to obtain the nutrients (or blood) necessary for egg development and the cycle begins again. Mosquitoes rely on smell, carbon dioxide and temperature to find humans to feed upon.
Regular Maintenance on Your Pool Can Prevent Mosquitoes 
These tips will help to keep mosquitoes away from your pool: 

• Regular maintenance including running a filter every few hours to keep the water clean & create water circulation 
• Keep the pool chlorinated to help fend off unwanted insects like mosquitoes 
• Skim your pool regularly as studies show that mosquitoes prefer to lay eggs in water with leaves in it 
• Keep your lawn maintained. Overgrown vegetation in your yard can further attract mosquitoes and other insects 
• Remove other sources of standing water in your yard like birth baths 

Call the Experts at Buzz Kill Mosquito Solutions to keep your yard and pool safe from the dangers of mosquitoes 
Our applications are environmentally-friendly and safe for children and pets. We treat your yard every 21 days with our barrier spray that kills and prevents mosquitoes and other pesky insects. Call us at 224-339-8100 to schedule your treatment today!