Our Game Plan for Stinging Squad Eviction!

• Thorough Nest Inspection – We locate and assess nests to determine the best removal approach.

• Safe & Effective Treatments – We carefully remove wasp and hornet nests to prevent further infestations.

• Bee-Friendly Approach – Whenever possible, we contact local beekeepers to relocate honeybees safely instead of exterminating them.

Are These Buzzing Pests Taking Over?

• Increased wasp or hornet activity around your home

• Visible nests under eaves, in trees, or inside wall voids

• Sudden swarms of bees clustering in or around your property

• Painful stings or allergic reactions from insect encounters

FAQs

Q: Do you remove all stinging insects the same way?

A: Not quite! Wasps and hornets require targeted removal, while honeybees are essential pollinators—we try to relocate them through a local beekeeper whenever possible.

Q: How can I prevent wasps and hornets from building nests?

A: Regular inspections, sealing cracks, and reducing food sources (like open trash bins) can help keep them from settling near your home.

Q: Are your treatments safe for pets and kids?

A: Yes! Our methods focus on effective pest control while keeping your outdoor spaces safe for your family and pets.

Stinging Insect Fun Facts – The Good, the Bad & the Ouch!

• Wasps can sting multiple times, unlike honeybees that sting only once.

• Hornets are actually a type of wasp and can be even more aggressive.

• Honeybees are responsible for pollinating one-third of the food we eat.

• Some wasp species help control other pests by hunting flies, caterpillars, and even spiders!

Buzz Off! Easy Ways to Keep Stingers Away

• Keep garbage cans sealed and food covered to avoid attracting wasps.

• Fill in small holes or cracks in your walls to prevent nesting.

• Avoid wearing strong floral scents when spending time outdoors.

• Trim overgrown shrubs and trees where insects love to build their homes.