Insects

Removing Stinging Pests Yourself is Dangerous. Call The Professionals!


Stinging pests, what to do when you need relief? Wasps, bees, hornets, and other stinging insects can be a nuisance to have around in general. For those who are allergic, these insects can be dangerous. When you find a nest or see these bugs flying around, don’t try to remove them yourself. Find out more about why professional stinging insect control is so important.

Nest Identification

The best way to handle a stinging pest problem depends on the type you have in your yard or home. Some of these NJ pests are more likely to attack when their nest is threatened. Those that live in colonies can attack in large numbers and sting multiple times. Solitary ones aren’t as much of a threat, but they can still be dangerous.

Pest control experts can identify the type of stinging pest you have based on the nest. Keep in mind that some of these pests build nests in higher places, such as roof eaves or tree branches. Others make nests underground.

Safe Removal

Removing a stinging pest nest requires a significant amount of caution. Pest control technicians know the best ways to handle these nests without the risk of being attacked. Letting these experts remove a stinging insect nest helps protect you from getting stung. These technicians can also ensure that the nest is thoroughly removed or destroyed. This helps prevent another stinging insect infestation from occurring.

If you’re looking for stinging insect control, please contact Allison Pest Control. Our team of trained technicians can identify and safely remove nests to eliminate stinging pest infestations.

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