Gnats are tiny, swarming nuisances that multiply rapidly and make environments dirtier. They’re a health risk to humans, animals, and even plants. If gnats are swarming in your space and making it difficult to enjoy time outside and inside, allow the team at Mosquito Squad® Plus to help!
If it seems like gnats are attracted to your face, you may be right! Some are attracted to moisture and salt, which means they like to seek out your sweat, tears, and saliva.
Gnats are a miniscule type of fly, comparable in size to a small grain of rice. Most gnats feed on decaying organic matter, fungi, or plant nectar, while some species, like biting midges, feed on blood. They are often found in moist environments that contain a food source, such as soil, compost, and overripe fruit, making them common household pests. While there are over 3,000 types of gnats, some are much more common than others. Common types include fungus gnats, drain flies, and eye gnats.
Fungus gnats can damage plants. The larvae feed on roots, fungi, and organic debris, while the adults mainly feed on nectar. These tiny, dark-colored flies are commonly found in moist soil and decaying organic matter. They are often a nuisance in plant enthusiasts’ homes and greenhouses.
Drain flies reproduce on decaying matter or in drains. Then they spread bacteria as they land on different surfaces. Also known as moth flies or sewer flies, drain flies are small and fuzzy. These insects have a moth-like appearance due to their hairy bodies and wide wings. Their presence can indicate plumbing sanitation issues.
Eye gnats are known to hover around human and animal noses, mouths, and eyes. They often transmit diseases like pink eye (conjunctivitis). Some eye gnats will even attempt to feed on eyes and open wounds. They have shiny black or gray bodies and light-brown legs.
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Our GuaranteeGnats come from moist, organic-rich environments. They find ways to enter houses that contain those ideal environments so they can lay more eggs. Since they multiply so quickly, managing gnats can be difficult. Here are tips for indoor and outdoor gnat control, focused on reducing food sources and moisture:
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If you’re dealing with gnats, your best defense is our Squad Fly Control service. Our fly and gnat control team targets areas of your yard where gnats thrive and reproduce. We apply our barrier treatment spray that kills the pests on contact and helps deter them for up to 21 days. We also apply our yard spray for gnats to potential entry points around your home, minimizing the possibility that they will go inside.
Our professionals are ready to help you fight back with effective gnat yard treatment so your family and friends can enjoy your space again.
Contact your local squad at (877) 332-2239 or request a cost-free quote online.
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