Mosquito and ticks backyard treatment for Rolling Meadows since 2011.

One time backyard event treatment $100. Guaranteed to wipe out all crawling/flying insects around the home.

6 mosquito and ticks treatment only $300 ($50 per treatment). Best pest control offer in Rolling Meadows.

Our backyard and all around the home insect treatment is effective against all insects, not only mosquitoes. Pest companies serving Rolling Meadows have a charge for ants, another separate charge for earwigs, another charge for mosquitoes and so on, despite using same equipment, technician and insecticide.

 We're Rolling Meadows's best option in pest control. Our backyard mosquito treatment replaces multiple other treatments for different pests as our insecticide and delivery method is more than enough to control whatever else is in your backyard at time of treatment. We're using $700 made-in-Japan sprayers not $50 made-in-China garbage I mean sprayer, sorry. 

Keep it simple Rolling Meadows, keep it efficient Rolling Meadows, keep it affordable Rolling Meadows, hire Red Raspberries Pest.

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To understand the mosquito mouthparts, it is helpful to draw a comparison with an insect that chews food, such as a dragonfly. A dragonfly has two mandibles, which are used for chewing, and two maxillae, which are used to hold the food in place as it is chewed. The labium forms the floor of the dragonfly's mouth, the labrum forms the top, while the hypopharynx is inside the mouth and is used in swallowing. Conceptually, then, the mosquito's proboscis is an adaptation of the mouthparts that occur in other insects. The labium still lies beneath the other mouthparts, but also enfolds them, and it has been extended into a proboscis. The maxillae still "grip" the "food" while the mandibles "bite" it. The top of the mouth, the labrum, has developed into a channeled blade the length of the proboscis, with a cross-section like an inverted "U". Finally, the hypopharynx has extended into a tube that can deliver saliva at the end of the proboscis. Its upper surface is somewhat flattened so, when the lower part of the hypopharynx is pressed against it, the labrum forms a closed tube for conveying blood from the victim.