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1. Discard standing water: The most effective way to prevent mosquito breeding at a construction site is to discard any standing water that collects in containers or other vessels. This includes checking and emptying drains, puddles, gutters, flower pots, buckets, or other containers that could collRead more
1. Discard standing water: The most effective way to prevent mosquito breeding at a construction site is to discard any standing water that collects in containers or other vessels. This includes checking and emptying drains, puddles, gutters, flower pots, buckets, or other containers that could collect water.
See less2. Install screens: Installing window and door screens on all openings can help to deter mosquitoes from entering and breeding in the building.
3. Use larvicides: Apply larvicides to any sources of water that cannot be removed, such as storm drains, man-made ponds, and ditches. These products may be aquatic pellets, granules, briquettes, or liquid formulations.
4. Use traps: Traps that attract mosquitoes with the use of carbon dioxide, light, and/or heat can be set up near the construction site to lure the mosquitos away from the building.
5. Use biological controls: Introducing species of fish or predatory insects to water sources can help to control mosquito larvae populations.