Bees, wasps, and hornets are beneficial to the environment and generally do not sting unless handled, disturbed, threatened, or harmed. But, they can hurt. Allergic reactions to stinging insects can vary from minor irritation to life-threatening reactions called anaphylaxis.
Major's licensed pest management professionals have the training and equipment to safely kill nuisance bees, wasps, and hornet nests in or around structures that pose a threat to people. We apply a proven insecticide directly into the nests and also into holes, cracks, and gaps where an active nest may be hiding.
Bumble Bee: Aggressive only when threatened, the bumble bee prefers to nest in loose, fluffy materials and occasionally underground.
Carpenter Bee: These oval-shaped bees burrow into surface leaving perfect three-eighths inch holes. They are solitary, and rarely damage structural beams. However, individual nests can multiply, eventually destroying the surrounding surface wood.
Honey Bee: While honey bees are not aggressive and highly beneficial, their nests are heavy and produce thousands of workers.
Ground Hornet: This smaller species of yellow jacket builds nests between two inches and two feet underground, usually in abandoned burrows. They are easily agitated and fairly aggressive.
Yellow Jacket: These black and yellow-striped insects build nests similar to hornets. However, they also build nests in walls and can slowly chew through drywall or surface wood for materials.
Wasp: Long and thin, a wasp’s legs hang when in flight. They frequently colonize attics and walls, and have a painful sting.
Using a professional bee, wasp and hornet control service is the most effective way to remediate them from your property.
Call Major’s now to address your concern!!!
- We offer a Site Inspection to assess the source of attraction, breeding site, level of infestation, and to identify the bee, wasp or hornet species.
- Our NEA licensed technicians can offer effective, targeted bee, wasp and hornet control solutions tailored to your requirements.