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Bee, Wasp & Hornets

Safe Removal of Bees, Wasps, & Hornets

Stinging insects can build nests around homes and businesses, creating a risk for painful stings and allergic reactions. Our service focuses on identifying the nest, safely removing the insects, and reducing the chance of them returning.
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(773) 737-6939
A split screen image displaying two different types of stinging insect nests built under wooden structures. The left side shows a close-up of a rounded, grey, paper-like hornet nest with a single entry hole at the bottom. The right side shows an open, exposed tan honeycomb wasp nest attached to a wooden beam, with white capped cells containing larvae and a few visible wasps crawling on the surface.
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Service Designed for Homes and Businesses

This service is for property owners dealing with stinging insect nests near doors, windows, patios, playgrounds, and work areas. It is especially important for those with children, pets, or staff who may be allergic to stings.

How the Treatment Works

Every step of our process is designed to eliminate the current problem and help prevent future outbreaks.
Inspection & Assessment

Inspection & Assessment

We locate nests on structures, in trees, underground, or in wall voids.

Safe Removal Plan

Safe Removal Plan

A treatment plan is designed for the type of insect and the nest location, ensuring safe removal.

Treatment & Nest Removal

Treatment & Nest Removal

We remove or treat the nest, using protective equipment and safe, professional methods.

Prevention Guidance

Prevention Guidance

We give recommendations to reduce conditions that attract stinging insects and help keep them away.

A top-down vector illustration of a honeybee, detailing its fuzzy brown thorax, striped yellow and brown abdomen, translucent outstretched wings, and spiny legs, isolated on a grey and white checkered background.
Characteristics
  • Bees: Fuzzy, yellow-and-black pollinators
  • Wasps: Slim bodies, smooth skin, distinct waist
  • Hornets: Larger wasps, more aggressive
  • All have stingers; hornets and wasps sting repeatedly

Bee, Wasp, & Hornet Facts

  • Eaves, attics, and rooflines
  • Trees and shrubs
  • Underground burrows or wall voids
  • Play areas, patios, and sheds
  • Flowering plants and outdoor food sources
  • Open trash and uncovered food
  • Untreated gaps or cavities in structures
  • Visible nests on or near buildings
  • Hidden buzzing/movement
  • Structural damage from large nests
  • Professional nest inspection and removal
  • Safe insecticide for wasps/hornets
  • Exclusion techniques to block nesting areas
  • Recommendations for reducing attractants