Rollins' Frank Meek on Treating Mosquitoes in Densely Populated Areas

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Los Angeles, New York City, Chicago, Dallas and Atlanta rounded out this year’s top five mosquito cities on Orkin’s 2024 Top 50 Mosquito Cities List.

Rollins Technical Service Manager Frank Meek shared mistakes to avoid when treating for mosquitoes, having a comprehensive approach to mosquito control and not just relying on chemistry and chemicals to complete the service. 

In the interview, Meek said, "Reliance on chemistry can lead to tolerance resistance levels in the mosquito populations. Another mistake is not using enough product when a product is necessary." Watch the full video interview for more mosquito treatment tips.