Having your property taken over by any insect is unpleasant, but insects that sting are even worse. The most common types of stinging insects in New England are bees, bald-faced hornets, wasps, and yellow jackets. Any of these species could find their way onto your yard because our outdoor spaces offer them what they need to survive. Stinging insects won’t hesitate to take advantage of the sheltered nesting spots, multiple food sources, and access to water that our yards provide.
Stinging insects nesting or swarming your property while foraging for food will make you think twice about spending time outside. No one wants to be on the receiving end of a painful sting or experience a life-threatening allergic reaction because of a stinging insect sting. Unfortunately, the more contact you have with these pests, the more likely one or more stings will occur. Take back your yard from insects that sting with the help of a local pest control professional.
Along with our professional pest control services, you can use the following tips to reduce insect activity on your property.