“Wasp” is a general term for a group of tens of thousands of insects. Hornets and yellow jackets are types of wasp, but there are many, many more. All wasp species follow the same progression from egg to larva, then pupa and adult, with only a single mated female surviving winter and beginning a new colony in the spring. Fun fact: only infertile female wasps can sting. They also build and defend the nest and feed larvae.
Wasps are smaller than hornets with yellow and black markings and are sometimes mistaken for bees. Wasps are generally omnivores, and so they are a gardener’s best friend because they serve as both pollinators and pest control. That said, they tend to hang out where we live, building either paper or mud wasps on our homes or other structures. But evasive as they may be, a skilled wasp exterminator can find and eradicate these insects from your Cleveland property.
DIY wasp deterrent or lethal sprays and solutions are commonly promoted online, made using everyday household items like dish soap, vinegar, and essential oils. You’ll also find plenty of pesticides commercially available in every box store. Some even claim that hanging fake wasp nests as decoys will repel these insects. We wouldn’t recommend any of these popular options. Without proper knowledge, experience, equipment and protection, a DIY solution that’s touted as being harmless and simple could end up being very dangerous, especially if you have an unknown allergy–any wasps that are not killed or repelled will come looking for you. Wasps tend to build nests in high or difficult-to-access spots, such as eaves and rooflines, and so physical removal is also extremely risky. Besides, as long as the queen wasp is around, you’ll always have a population nearby.
When all else fails, and before you get too invested or accidentally cause injury or damage, call on a local and trusted wasp exterminator in Cleveland, Ohio. The experts at Cleveland Bee Removal have what it takes to help you address the issue once and for all.
Your property has everything a wasp could want or need. They’re part of the world we live in and it’s not really possible to escape them–they’re in cities and rural properties alike. Just like rodents, hornets, ants, and bees, wasps will stick around if they’re finding what they need. In the meantime, they could end up becoming a major nuisance for you and your family during the most enjoyable parts of the year.
As professional exterminators, we’ve seen a wasp or two–we understand a wasp colony’s behavior. We can efficiently identify the pests, locate their nests and points of entry and then either remove them or treat them with the appropriate pesticides. If you’ve tried everything you can and you’re still dealing with aggressive wasps, there’s no need to try and handle it on your own. Give us a call today to hear directly from our licensed wasp exterminators in Cleveland, Ohio.
Everyone is the best at something–our special skill is pest removal. From wasps and hornets to rodents and other pests, we’ll work hard to keep them away from your home.
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Yellow Jackets are predatory social insects native to North America. They have distinct yellow and black stripes and are often confused with honey bees. They are actually wasps that have the typical thin waist and can sting multiple times.
If you are living in the mid-Atlantic or Midwestern area, you have probably encountered a wasp or two flying around during winter and wondered how can such an insect survive the freezing weather. The wasp you encountered is most likely a paper wasp, a type of wasp that constructs water-resistant nests made from paper-like materials.
During the fall season, bees and wasps seem to be everywhere. You are enjoying a cider drink at the local apple orchard, and you are instantly surrounded. You decide to eat dinner outside on your deck and soon hear a buzzing noise. Why are the insects seemingly everywhere?