Wasp Exterminator

Inspection

Our trained pest control technicians begin by conducting a thorough inspection of your property to identify the species of bees or wasps, assess the infestation level, and locate their nests. Accurate identification is key to selecting the right treatment approach for each situation.

Planning

Based on the inspection results, we will develop a customized treatment plan tailored to the specific species and severity of the infestation. Our plan will outline effective elimination strategies and preventive measures. We work closely with our customers to create solutions that address their unique concerns and requirements.

Treatment

Our technicians use a variety of methods to tackle bee and wasp issues, including:

• Targeted insecticides to eliminate nests and pests
• Exclusion methods to seal entry points
• Specialized nest removal in high-risk areas
• Eco-friendly treatments for wildlife safety

Prevention

Our technicians will help protect your property by:

• Seal entry points around windows, doors, and vents
• Install protective screens on vents and chimneys
• Advise on waste management and cleanliness
• Offer tips to prevent future nesting

Special Consideration for Bee and Wasp Infestations

We use specialized protocols for safe and effective removal, including:

• Targeted nest removal to prevent stings and damage
• Sealing entry points to prevent re-infestation
• Monitoring high-risk areas for new activity
• Assessing structural integrity in areas like attics or walls

Follow-up Services

For lasting results, RECON Pest Services offers scheduled follow-up inspections. During these visits, we:

• Monitor for remaining nests
• Evaluate treatment effectiveness
• Adjust control strategies if needed
• Offer additional preventative treatments

• Honey Bees: While important to the environment, honey bee colonies in residential areas require safe relocation to prevent harm to homeowners.
• Yellow Jackets: Known for aggressive behavior, yellow jackets require swift action to eliminate nests safely.
• Hornets: These large wasps can create dangerous nests in high places. Prompt treatment is necessary to avoid stings.
• Paper Wasps: Generally less aggressive, but their nests can still pose a threat if disturbed.
• Mud Daubers: Though not aggressive, mud dauber nests can cause damage if left untreated.