Bee Safe Mosquito Control

Thanks to our customers for an amazing 2025 season! Can’t wait to share what we have planned for 2026

Do you want leaves? Like a chip drop, but for leaves! Leaves are great for mulching, starting new plant beds, composting, or just helping provide a home for the critters that call the leaves home. I personally haven’t bought mulch in 3-4 years, I just ask people if I can have their leaves and use leaves.

This is a call for volunteers! If you want leaves just send us a message, or comment and I’ll message you. It is completely free to have us drop off leaves and you can indicate the amount you’d be willing to take.

Bee Safe Mosquito Control is offering a new leaf removal service this Fall. For those not familiar, we are not a typical mosquito control company - we don’t spray at all and prioritize not harming other insects. You may have heard of “Leave the Leaves” - but that can be tough to do if you have mature trees and want to maintain usable sections of lawn for kids or pets.

So we’re offering to remove the leaves, and instead of putting them on a truck to be compacted or leaving them in bags all winter or taking them to a commercial composting facility, we’re bringing them to someone that wants them, and giving the insects that call them home over the winter a fighting chance to survive.

Eliminate mosquitos at their source by dumping out, getting rid of, or storing these items correctly! An organic, narrowly targeted larvicide like a mosquito dunk is also an option

Dear RFK Jr: Blame Organophosphates, Not Vaccines - check out our latest blog post on our website to learn about Organophosphates, one of the two main classes of insecticides used in mosquito spraying

https://beesafemosquitocontrol.com/2025/05/31/dear-rfk-jr-blame-organophosphates-not-vaccines/

Downspout extenders and other corrugated drain pipes can be the perfect breeding site for tiger mosquitos (Aedes albopictus). Here are some ways to modify them to prevent mosquitos from using them!

Are invasive plants worsening your mosquito issue? From English Ivy to Bamboo to Butterfly Bush - invasive plants have been shown to benefit mosquitos. Check out our latest blog post on our website, and be sure to share far and wide, especially with neighbors that may have these plants! Some native plant replacements are mentioned in the article, but we are always happy to recommend a suitable native replacement if you need help.

Invasive Plants That Attract Mosquitos - Bee Safe Mosquito Control Got mosquitos? Check your garden! There are many invasive plants that attract mosquitos. Do you have any planted in your yard?

Another GreenFest! This time Montgomery County

Check out our Webinar with ReWild Long Island Public Group on eco-friendly mosquito control

Eco-Friendly Mosquito Control Mosquito spraying harms our ecosystem, so how can you and your family safely enjoy your yard? Watch this video for DIY mosquito control tips and the latest a...

All set up at the Annual Conference!

We’ll be teaming up with for a Webinar Monday February 24th. Join in online from their website: https://www.rewildlongisland.org/events/eco-friendly-mosquito-control