09/04/2026
West Nile activity is real in our area right now, not just a headline from somewhere else.
Mecklenburg County has confirmed positive mosquito pools, Gaston County reported the state's first human case of the year, and a routine blood donation locally also tested positive. On top of that, the dry conditions we've had this summer are actually working against us. When water sources shrink, birds and mosquitoes cluster around what's left, and that's exactly how this virus spreads.
Here's the good news: this is manageable. Dump standing water after it rains, keep gutters clear, and check anywhere water can collect for even a few days (buckets, plant saucers, low spots in the yard). Small habits like these go a long way in keeping mosquito populations down around your home.
If you're noticing more mosquito activity than usual, we're happy to take a look and talk through options that make sense for your property. 25 years in Charlotte has taught us this stuff is solvable, you just need to stay a step ahead of it.
Learn more about our mosquito service and protect your family: www.cardinalenvironmentalsolutions.com