WASPS
Have you ever been stung by a wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket? A single sting can cause so much pain that even the toughest of individuals might find themselves crying out. While these insects play a crucial role in our environment, there are times when they become a nuisance and need to be controlled.
What does our professional service do?
There are various methods to eliminate paper wasps, but many of them can lead to painful stings. Sometimes, their nests are located in hard-to-reach places, making removal challenging and risky.
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When you contact us, you can be assured of a professional pest control solution that delivers long-term results. Our team is equipped with the right tools and expertise to eliminate your wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket problem for good.
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Reproductive cycle
Mated female paper wasps survive the winter, while males and unfertilized females perish. In the spring, potential queens compete for control of the nest by attempting to lay more eggs than their rivals. After a brief period of competition, one queen will dominate the nest, and the subordinate females will cease attempting to lay eggs. New males and females will then emerge, mate, and complete the life cycle.
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Habitat
Paper wasps build inverted, umbrella-like nests with exposed cells, that are typically located under eaves or in the sheltered areas of old buildings.
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Diet
These wasps primarily feed on insect larvae and rotting fruit, making them more of a nuisance in orchards or near fruit trees.