Mosquito Control in Beirut, Lebanon

Built around the tiger mosquito, the water it breeds in and the Lebanese season

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The mosquito you are dealing with

The mosquitoes biting you on a Beirut balcony hatched close by. Aedes albopictus, the Asian tiger mosquito, bites in daylight and breeds in stored water: roof tanks, air-conditioning trays, plant saucers.

The season runs from late April into December, peaking in July and again in late September.

We larvicide the water that has to stay and treat the surfaces adults rest on. Malathion fogging recorded 25.33% mortality here. Call +961 3 265900.

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A few words from the households and businesses we look after in Lebanon.

Mosquito control in Lebanon

Deal With the Breeding Water

Lebanon

From Beirut to Batroun: flats, buildings, restaurants and offices

Source reduction first

Breeding water found and treated, lids and screens sorted, autumn follow-up

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Safe with a baby and a cat?

Say so when you book. Aluminium and zinc phosphide are banned in residential areas nationwide.

Do I need to leave?

Usually not. Most of the work is on the roof and balconies.

Why am I still bitten?

The water is usually next door: an open cistern or an untreated tank.

How many visits?

That follows the water, not a package. A follow-up visit is included.

Will fogging solve it?

Not by itself. Fog reaches only flying adults, so the tanks keep hatching.

Do screens and nets help?

Yes. Mesh on windows and tank inlets stops egg-laying.

When should treatment start?

Late April or early May. August still helps, before the late September rise.