Call: 913-440-4703 (MO or KS)
FAQs: Pest Control Extermination
We use safe and efficient methods to control Yellowjackets, Carpenter Bees, Wasps, Hornets, and other pests when requested. We work in the entire KC Metro.
Touch to contact Jeffrey for issues like treated in this yellowjacket ground nest.
FAQs: Pollinator Problems
Got too many bees (or yellow jackets) around? Pollinators go after nectar, sap, and pollen that can be found on flowers, trees, and bushes. Beginning about in August when flower nectar becomes sparse, YOUR sweet drink, sweet substance spills, and sweet-smelling trash cans become a last resort source. Spaying poison indiscriminately is not an effective way to deal with pollinators.
The time of year to eliminate yellow jackets around your outdoor spaces is the spring when they feed on protein. We will work with you to prevent an issue around your outdoor spaces in the spring and early summer. Schedule a visit now.
Got bees on your hummingbird feeders? Take them down and leave them down until spring when flowers become a source again. Better yet, buy a bee-proof feeder! OR put a section of pantihose around your current feeder so only a long-beaked huming bird can reach the sweet stuff.
Bees in trash cans or dumpsters:
Go non-toxic and be effective in your efforts!
- Thoroughly wash down all spilled sweet substance residue at night or early morning to avoid getting scared or stung.
- Emptying trash during night hours when bees are not flying and foraging. (bees fly in daylight). If you have a nest inside a trash can or leaf bag, let us handle it so you don't take a visit to the ER.
- Keep sweet trash in tightly sealed containers or bags to restrict access --just like you keep screens on your windows and your doors shut to keep bugs out.
- Spray down area with Fischer's Bee-Quick® to repel bees.
- Dispense repellent using a garden sprayer.
- Spray with fine mist daily as needed.
- Reapply each time it has been washed off. It has a nice fragrance of essential oils, so enjoy!
- Increase application frequency and quantity as needed.
- Note: do not dilute repellent.