Stinging Insect Control in Connecticut & Western Massachusetts

Treating Bees, Wasps & Other Harmful Pests 

Discovering a giant wasp or hornet nest on, or even inside, your property can be incredibly distressing. Stinging insects can be dangerous, so any infestations need to be treated by qualified professionals. 

As a local, family-owned company with over 100 years of experience in the pest control industry, American Pest Solutions is deeply committed to delivering effective and reliable solutions. With our stinging insect control services, you can trust us to protect your property and ensure your environment is safe and comfortable for everyone.

Call us now at (857) 524-2991 or contact us online to schedule a consultation and reclaim your space from wasps, bees, and hornets!

Types of Stinging Insects We Treat 

Our certified technicians are equipped with the knowledge and tools necessary to tackle any infestation, no matter the scale. We utilize products that are environmentally responsible annd professional-graded to safely remove these pests from your home or business, restoring safety and comfort to your property as quickly as possible. We are familiar with all of the most common invaders and provide effective, targeted solutions for any kind of stinging insect infestation. 

Our Connecticut and Western Massachusetts stinging insect control services cover the following insects:

The Importance of Professional Stinging Insect Control 

The importance of professional stinging insect control, both in residential and commercial settings, cannot be overstated. These insects pose significant health risks through their bites and stings, which can trigger allergic reactions ranging from minor irritation to severe, life-threatening anaphylaxis in vulnerable individuals. Beyond health concerns, these pests can cause structural damage to properties and create hostile environments that deter visitors and customers. 

Attempting to address an infestation without proper knowledge and equipment can exacerbate the problem and increase the risk of injury. Only trained professionals have the expertise to safely identify, remove, and prevent future infestations. 

What to Do When You Encounter a Hornet Nest 

Hornets pose significant dangers due to their aggressive nature and painful stings, making it crucial to act appropriately and cautiously upon encountering a nest to ensure safety.

When you encounter a hornet's nest, you should:

• Keep a safe distance: Avoid disturbing the nest or making sudden movements near it, as hornets can become aggressive if they feel threatened.
• Do not attempt to remove the nest yourself: Trying to remove or destroy the nest without proper knowledge and equipment can provoke the hornets and lead to multiple stings.
• Warn others in the area: Inform family members, neighbors, or co-workers about the presence of the nest to prevent accidental encounters.
• Monitor from afar: If possible, keep an eye on the nest from a safe distance to understand the hornets' activity patterns, which can be useful information for professionals.
• Contact a professional pest control company: Enlist the services of a qualified pest control team that specializes in stinging insect management to safely and effectively deal with the nest.

How to Prevent Stinging Insects on Your Property

Prevention is key to reducing the risk of stinging insect infestations. By taking proactive measures, you can make your home or business less appealing to these pests. Here are some essential tips:

For Homeowners:

• Seal entry points – Inspect your home for cracks, crevices, and openings where insects may enter and seal them with caulk or mesh.
• Reduce outdoor food sources – Keep garbage cans tightly sealed and clean up food and drink spills promptly.
• Remove standing water – Stinging insects, like wasps, are attracted to moisture. Fix leaky hoses and empty standing water sources.
• Trim vegetation – Overgrown trees, bushes, and shrubs can provide nesting areas. Keep landscaping well-maintained.

For Businesses:

• Schedule routine inspections – Partner with a professional pest control company to detect early signs of infestation.
• Educate employees – Train staff on how to identify and report stinging insect activity.
• Maintain outdoor spaces – Regularly clean patios, dumpsters, and loading areas to eliminate potential nesting spots.