How to tell the difference between bees and wasps
The difference between bees and wasps can sometimes be hard to tell. However, identification is key in solving your issue. If you are unsure at all please just contact us so we can walk you through it.
Wasps are smooth and plastic looking. They have longer more slender bodies with thin yellow legs.
Wasp Services
Wasp nest removal and preventive treatment
With our wasps removal service, we remove those pesky wasp nests that find their way under eves and other areas. Not only do we remove the nests, we also treat where the nest used to be to prevent re-infestation in those areas. Our wasp removal services carry a 30 day guarantee for treated areas.
Pricing for Wasp Removal service
Pricing for wasp removal starts as low as $135 for most homes. However, extreme infestations or nests that are more than 12 feet of the ground can incur different pricing. Please contact us for more specific pricing.
Bee Services
Do not a approach a beehive, the threat of Killer Bees (Africanized bees) is real.
Africanized (or Africanised) bees can be incredibly more dangerous and aggressive than the already notorious honey bee. They are much quicker to attack and when they do, they are far more relentless in pursuing a threat. It's very difficult for the average person to tell the difference between a killer bee and its less dangerous cousin. As such, we approach every hive with extreme caution. Our technicians are fully licensed and trained and have the equipment to take care of your issue as effectively and safely as possible.
Pricing for Bee Pest Control
Most hives can be killed for $225 - $325, however for extreme infestations, africanized bees or beehives that are more than 12 feet of the ground, pricing may vary. Contact us for more information on pricing. Our bee services also cary a 30 day guarantee against re-infestation in treated areas.
Swarming Bees
In the spring and summer you may see large swarms of seemingly hundreds of bees on a tree or on the side of a house. Often times this is a group of bees looking for a place to establish a new hive. Many times when this happens the hive moves on within a day and moves on to a new location. Swarming bees should be watched very carefully and avoided as much as possible. Disturbing bees is a bad idea if you are not trained or do not have the correct equipment. If you see a large group of bees and are unsure if this is a hive or just a swarm just give us a call.
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