Protect your property from stinging insects with Touchdown Pest Control. We provide safe and effective removal of bee, wasp, and hornet nests to prevent harm and restore peace of mind. Call today for expert stinging insect control and prevention services.
Bees, wasps, and hornets can turn a peaceful yard into a danger zone—especially when nests are close to entrances, attics, or high-traffic areas. Their stings can cause pain, allergic reactions, and serious risk for children and pets. Touchdown Pest Control offers safe, effective removal of nests and swarms to protect your home and family.
Our licensed pest control experts use humane and eco-friendly methods to eliminate stinging insects without putting your household at risk. Whether it’s an aggressive wasp nest under your eaves or a swarm of bees in your shed, we’re equipped to handle it quickly and professionally.
Dealing with stinging insects on your property? We provide fast, reliable bee, wasp, and hornet removal services. Call now to speak with a certified technician.
Bees, wasps, and hornets typically build nests in eaves, trees, attics, sheds, and wall voids. To reduce the chances of stings or infestations, avoid disturbing nests and keep food and trash sealed when outdoors. Wearing light-colored clothing and avoiding perfumes can also reduce the likelihood of attracting them.
Inspect your home’s exterior regularly for small nests in early spring, when colonies begin to form. Early detection allows for quicker, safer removal before they expand. Avoid spraying nests yourself, especially if you are unsure about the species or are allergic to stings.
For best results, trust Touchdown Pest Control’s certified professionals to assess the situation and implement the safest removal solution possible—whether it’s a honey bee relocation or hornet extermination. Our team ensures complete elimination with minimal risk to your household and property.
Bed bugs are persistent parasites that require professional intervention to remove completely. Chemical sprays alone are rarely effective unless directly applied to live bed bugs. Even then, eggs and hidden nymphs can survive. DIY sprays provide only temporary relief. For long-lasting protection, our approach includes both chemical treatment and non-chemical methods such as heat application, mattress encasements, and monitoring systems. Vacuuming and decluttering are critical during and after treatment to support full elimination.
Unlike fleas or mosquitoes, bed bugs do not spread disease, but their bites can cause intense itching, welts, allergic reactions, and sleep disruption. Bed bug bites typically appear in clusters or lines, often on exposed skin such as arms, neck, and legs. Although bites are usually not dangerous, scratching can lead to secondary infections. In some individuals, repeated bites may result in heightened sensitivity, insomnia, or psychological stress. If symptoms worsen or spread, consult a healthcare provider. Other insect bites commonly confused with bed bugs include fleas, mosquitoes, mites, ticks, and lice.
Wasps and hornets are typically more aggressive than bees and are identifiable by their slender, elongated bodies and shiny, hairless appearance. Bees are generally more docile, rounder, and hairy, and may be seen pollinating flowers. Nests can vary—paper wasps build umbrella-shaped nests, hornets create large ball-shaped structures, and bees form waxy hives in sheltered areas.
Nests can appear under eaves, in attics, trees, walls, sheds, or even underground. Early detection is crucial. A small nest in spring can grow into a large, aggressive colony by summer. If buzzing activity increases or you spot a visible nest, avoid the area and call for professional help immediately.
Queen wasps and hornets start new nests each spring. As the colony grows, so does the risk of stings and aggressive behavior. Colonies may house hundreds to thousands of stinging insects by late summer. Without removal, these pests can return yearly or even expand into other parts of your property.
DIY nest removal can be extremely dangerous. Touchdown Pest Control uses protective equipment, specialized tools, and expert techniques to eliminate nests safely. Our treatments are designed to neutralize active colonies and prevent regrowth. Whether it’s a beehive relocation or hornet extermination, we tailor our services to ensure complete safety and lasting protection.
Never attempt to spray or knock down a wasp or hornet nest yourself. If you notice heightened insect activity or a visible nest near your home, contact Touchdown Pest Control. Our expert team will assess the situation and safely remove the threat—giving you peace of mind and a sting-free property.
Bees, wasps, and hornets can become aggressive when defending their nests, leading to painful stings and serious allergic reactions. Children, pets, and anyone allergic to stings are especially at risk if nests are located near doors, patios, or play areas.
Nests are typically built under eaves, in attics, trees, wall voids, sheds, and sometimes underground. Early spring is the best time to spot new nests before they grow into larger, more aggressive colonies.
To prevent infestations, seal gaps in siding, soffits, and vents. Keep outdoor spaces clean by removing fallen fruit and sugary spills, use fine mesh screens over vents, and minimize bright outdoor lighting that attracts insects.
Attempting to remove a nest yourself can be extremely dangerous. Disturbing a nest can provoke an aggressive swarm, leading to multiple stings. Professional removal ensures safe, effective nest elimination without risking your health.
Touchdown Pest Control uses certified methods, protective equipment, and eco-friendly techniques to eliminate nests safely. Our experts assess the situation, identify the insect species, and apply targeted solutions to ensure complete and lasting protection.
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