At Willis Family Pest Control, we understand that bees and wasps can be a source of concern for homeowners, particularly those with allergies. That’s why we offer effective treatment options to help you get rid of these pests and ensure the safety and satisfaction of our customers. In addition to the potential for stinging, it’s important to remember that carpenter bees can also cause damage to your property by burrowing into the wood and creating tunnels.

Our team is experienced in treating bees and wasps that have made their nests in a variety of locations, including the siding of your home, eaves, trees, under decking, and more. Whether you’re dealing with a large hive or a small nest, we have the knowledge and tools to safely and effectively remove these pests from your property. Don’t hesitate to reach out to Willis Family Pest Control for help with your bee and wasp control needs.

FAQs

Learn more about bee and wasp treatment options from Willis Family Pest Control with these frequently asked questions:

There are many types of bees that can be found in the state of Virginia, including both native and non-native species. Some common types of bees that may be found in Virginia include honey bees, bumblebees, mason bees, and carpenter bees. These bees play important roles in the ecosystem by pollinating plants and providing food for other animals. However, they can also become a nuisance when they build nests in or around homes and other structures. If you have a bee problem on your property, it’s important to contact Willis Family Pest Control for safe and effective removal.

There are many types of wasps that can be found in the state of Virginia. Some common types of wasps found in Virginia include:

  • Yellow jackets: These wasps are often mistaken for bees due to their black and yellow coloring, but they are actually a type of wasp. Yellow jackets are social insects that live in nests that can contain hundreds or thousands of individuals. They are commonly found in wooded areas, gardens, and around homes.
  • Paper wasps: Paper wasps are named for the nests they build, which are made of a mixture of wood fibers and saliva that resemble paper. They are found in wooded areas, gardens, and around homes.
  • Bald-faced hornets: These wasps are also social insects that live in nests that can contain hundreds of individuals. They are larger than yellow jackets and have a distinctive black and white pattern on their bodies. They are found in wooded areas and gardens.
  • Cicada killer wasps: As their name suggests, cicada killer wasps prey on cicadas, which they paralyze and carry back to their nests to feed to their young. They are found in gardens and open, grassy areas.
  • European hornets: European hornets are a non-native species of wasp that was introduced to North America. They are larger than native wasp species and are found in a variety of habitats, including forests, fields, and gardens.

It is important to note that the specific types of wasps found in Virginia may vary depending on the region and habitat. This list is not exhaustive and there may be other types of wasps present in the state.