Bees & Wasps

Bee & Wasp Control in Houston, TX

Bees and wasps are a large and diverse group of insects that are often confused for one another. While both are beneficial pollinators, they can become dangerous when they nest near or in your home.

We offer complete bee and wasp control in Houston and the surrounding areas. Call us today at (281) 502-2673 to schedule your service!

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Types of Bees & Wasps

There are thousands of different species of bees and wasps. Some of the most common include:

• Yellowjackets - These wasps are easily identified by their yellow and black bodies and are often confused with bees. They are aggressive and can sting multiple times.
• Paper wasps - Paper wasps are long and slender with a pinched waist. They have brown bodies with yellow or red markings.
• Mud daubers - Mud daubers are long and slender with a thread-like waist. They are usually black or metallic blue and are not aggressive.
• Carpenter bees - Carpenter bees are large and robust with a black body. Males are harmless and do not sting, while females can sting but are not aggressive.
• Honeybees - Honeybees are small and robust with a fuzzy body that is usually black or brown with orange or yellow markings. They are not aggressive but will sting to defend their nest.

Are Bees & Wasps Dangerous?

Bees and wasps are generally not dangerous unless they are nesting near or in your home. However, they can become dangerous if someone in your home is allergic to bee or wasp stings. If you have a bee or wasp nest on your property, it is best to call a professional for bee and wasp control in Houston.

Signs of Bee & Wasp Nests

Some of the most common signs of a bee or wasp nest include:

• Seeing the bees or wasps - If you see bees or wasps coming and going from a specific area of your property, it is likely that they have a nest nearby.
• Finding a nest - Bees and wasps build their nests in a variety of locations, including trees, bushes, eaves, and attics.
• Finding honeycomb - If you find honeycomb on your property, it is likely that you have a honeybee nest. Honeycomb is made of beeswax and is used by bees to store honey and raise brood.
• Finding paper nests - If you find a paper nest on your property, it is likely that you have a wasp nest. Paper nests are made of chewed-up wood and saliva and are used by wasps to raise brood.

What to Do If You Find a Bee or Wasp Nest

It is important not to attempt to remove a bee or wasp nest on your own. Doing so can be dangerous and can result in you being stung multiple times. Instead, you should call a professional for bee and wasp control in Houston.

When you hire us, you can expect:

• Prompt service
• Thorough inspections
• Customized treatment plans
• Safe and effective treatments
• Above and beyond customer service

We are committed to providing the best possible service to our customers. Our team of licensed and certified technicians is trained to identify and eliminate bees and wasps safely and effectively.

Call us at (281) 502-2673 or contact us online to schedule your service!