In2Care Mosquito Control System

Buck Environmental Solutions LLC is a certified installer of the In2Care Mosquito Control System.   In2Care uses less chemicals to control mosquitoes and their breeding sites around your yard and others.  It is the only "Mosquito Transfer System" available on the market.  It uses three simple concepts; Attract - Spread - Kill.  

The In2Care Station uses a unique and precise mode of action that controls the mosquito breeding sites in your yard.  Larvacides are effectively spread only to target areas/breeding sites.  In this way, no chemicals are uncessarily spread in the environment.  This minimizes the amount of active ingredients used and reduces exposure to bees and other beneficial insects. 

The In2Care stations starts working immediately after deployment.  However, the strong mosquito reduction effects will take approximately 2-3 weeks to be seen as the next generation of mosquitoes are being controlled.  This is why it is important to deploy the system early on in the season.  

The In2Care system can be used as a stand-alone method for mosquito control or it can be combined with traditional applications to supplement control and provide a quicker "knock-down" of populations.  

Because In2Care treats breeding sites that may not be easily identifed and it is effectively working 24 hour per day, this system offers peace of mind in between traditional treatments.   

When the In2Care Station is deployed on a property, the mosquitoes are attracted to the station.  The mosquito enters the station and lands on a static netting.  Due to positive/negative charges, the mosquito picks up a biocide on its body.  Any larvae that hatch from eggs that the female mosquito laid within the station are killed.  

When the adult female flies out of the station she carries the biocide and larvacide with her.  She then contaminates other breeding sites with these biocides.  The larvae at those sites are also killed.  

The adult female dies within a few days of her intitial visit to the In2Care Station.  This process continues as mosquitoes continue to be atracted to and enter the In2Care stations.