Late-Summer Mosquito Control: What Really Works in Alabama
- Luke Brymer
- Aug 1
- 1 min read
It’s August — and mosquitoes are relentless. The warm temps, frequent rain, and backyard activity create a breeding paradise for these blood-suckers. But not all solutions are created equal.
Common Myths (Busted):
Myth: Citronella candles are enough. Fact: They’re only effective in small, enclosed spaces.
Myth: Mosquitoes only come out at night. Fact: Daytime biters (like Aedes mosquitoes) are active in shade and overgrowth.
What Actually Works:
Eliminate ALL standing water — even bottle caps and clogged gutters.
Keep shrubs trimmed and lawn short to reduce shady hiding spots.
Use professional mosquito misting systems that target high-traffic areas.
Our Approach: Sipsey’s monthly mosquito program kills adults, disrupts breeding cycles, and prevents new hatch-outs — with treatments safe for kids, pets, and pollinators.
Bonus Tip: Invite fewer pests by switching to yellow-tinted bug lights around porches and patios.
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