Bee & Wasp Control in Fort Worth

Understanding the Risks of Stinging Pests

Finding a wasp nest under your eaves or hearing buzzing in your walls can be alarming for any Fort Worth property owner. The safety of your family and pets is the top priority. Attempting to handle stinging insects on your own can be dangerous and often proves ineffective long-term.

At Ameri-Tech Termite & Pest Control, Inc., we have provided professional bee and wasp control since 1982. Our experienced technicians use proven, safe methods to handle your stinging insect problem correctly the first time. We are committed to protecting your home and giving you back your peace of mind this season.

Get a quote for your Bee & Wasp Control needs. Call us at (817) 242-2836, or contact us online.

Common Stinging Insects in Fort Worth

Understanding the type of stinging insect on your property is the first step toward effective removal. Different species have unique behaviors and nesting habits, requiring specific strategies for safe control. Here in the Fort Worth area, homeowners commonly encounter several types of bees and wasps.

• Paper Wasps: Known for their open, umbrella-shaped paper nests, these wasps often build under eaves, in attics, and behind shutters. They are territorial and will sting if they feel their nest is threatened.
• Yellow Jackets: Highly aggressive, yellow jackets often build large nests in the ground, in wall voids, or in enclosed spaces like attics. Their painful stings can be a significant hazard, especially in high-traffic areas.
• Honey Bees: Vital for pollination, honey bees are typically less aggressive than wasps. They build large wax hives inside hollow trees, wall voids, or chimneys. Due to their importance, professional and humane relocation is often the best approach.
• Carpenter Bees: These bees resemble bumblebees but have a shiny, black abdomen. They burrow into untreated wood to create nests, potentially causing structural damage to decks, siding, and fascia boards over time.

Proper identification is critical for safe and effective removal. An expert can determine the species, locate all nesting sites, and implement the correct treatment plan to protect both your property and your family.

Our Approach to Bee & Wasp Control

At Ameri-Tech Termite & Pest Control, Inc., we utilize a proven, systematic approach to manage stinging insect infestations effectively and safely. Our process is rooted in the principles of Integrated Pest Management (IPM), ensuring we address the immediate problem while also focusing on long-term prevention for your property.

Here is what you can expect when you partner with our team:

• Thorough Inspection: We begin with a detailed inspection of your property to identify the specific type of bee or wasp, locate all nests and entry points, and assess the extent of the infestation.
• Customized Treatment Plan: Based on our findings, we develop a tailored control strategy. This plan prioritizes the safety of your family and pets while choosing the most effective method, whether it's nest removal, targeted treatments, or humane bee relocation.
• Safe & Effective Removal: Our trained technicians use specialized equipment and techniques to remove nests and eliminate the threat. We work carefully to ensure the entire colony is addressed to prevent a recurrence.
• Preventative Recommendations: After removal, we provide expert advice and solutions to help prevent future infestations. This may include sealing entry points, trimming vegetation, and other proactive measures to make your property less attractive to stinging pests.

Our goal at Ameri-Tech Termite & Pest Control, Inc. is not just to solve the current issue but to provide lasting peace of mind by making your home or business a safer place.

Why You Need Professional Bee & Wasp Removal

Attempting to remove a bee or wasp nest yourself poses significant safety risks. Stinging insects can become highly aggressive when threatened, leading to multiple painful stings. For individuals with allergies, this can result in a severe, life-threatening reaction that requires immediate medical attention.

Beyond the immediate danger, DIY methods are often ineffective. Spraying a nest's entrance may not reach the entire colony inside a wall void or attic, allowing the surviving insects to rebuild. Professionals have the tools and expertise to ensure the complete removal of the queen and entire colony.

Proper identification is also crucial, as different species require different approaches. Misidentifying a beneficial honey bee hive for a wasp nest can lead to unnecessary extermination. A professional can distinguish between them and recommend the most appropriate and environmentally responsible solution for your situation.