Bee & Wasp Removal

Controlling bees and wasp in and around peoples properties, homes and businesses, parks, etc. is very difficult and possibly hazardous. Some people are hypersensitive to bees and wasp venom, and many others are greatly afraid of these common insects. All female bees and wasp are capable of stinging (males are harmless), only the social species aggressively do so in defense of there colonies. Solitary species rarely sting; typically, only if mishandled accordingly, thus it is important to be able to distinguish social bees (the honey bee, bumble bees) and social wasp (paper wasp, hornets, yellowjackets from there solitary relatives such as carpenter bees, cicada killer, mud dauber, etc. Honey bees may build colonies in hollow walls, chimneys, attics of homes, and buildings, they annoy people and can sting them and there colonies (unlike other bee and social wasp) can be a major problem. In addition, the wax combs of the nest may melt and allow stored honey to seep through walls and ruin interior finishes. Bumble bees are large, hairy, yellow or orange and black, bumble bees are social, usually existing in small underground colonies and will aggressively defend there colonies.

Social Wasp: Paper Wasp, Hornets, and Yellowjackets, exist in populous colonies associated with a paper nest a colony consist of an egg-laying queen and many sterile females called workers. Social wasp colonies are annual and (exist for one season only)and a nest is only used during the season it is built. Wasp capture insects such as flies, caterpillars,beetle larvae, etc., and are beneficial and should be conserved unless they cause direct damage by there nesting activity or constitute a stinging threat when the colony is close to homes and structures and areas where there is lots of human activity. Anderson Termite and Pest solutions can protect homes, businesses and people from these terrifying insects, lots of times we try to treat at night when a large colony is less active and nearly all are are inside the nest, we use specialized bee protective equipment, destroy the nest with environmentally friendly materials and remove the nest completely from your property so you can enjoy your surrounding elements again without fear or harm to your well-being.