Wasp Nest Exterminator
As the weather begins to warm and you break out the outdoor furniture, you might be noticing that a few wasps’ nests are already popping up around your property. If you’re like most people, wasps’ nests are not a welcome sight. Wasps can be terrifying for the majority of us, but for those with wasp and bee allergies, spotting a wasps’ nest can cause a stressful situation to turn much more serious. When you find a wasps’ nest or see wasps around your property more frequently than you’d like, don’t hesitate to contact Eco Tech’s Minneapolis, MN wasp nest exterminators. With our traditional and organic wasp and wasp nest exterminator treatments, we’ll keep your property safe throughout the year. Whether it’s your commercial or residential property, you can rest assured we’ll completely remove any wasps’ nests we find, ensuring that your wasp problem is eliminated.
Have you ever had friends or family over for a gathering at your Minneapolis, MN home and an unexpected insect made an appearance at the party? Obviously, the insect wasn’t on the guest list, and chances are your friends or family were creeped out! At EcoTech, we are a local insect extermination company that will help ensure that no insects will show up at any of your get togethers in the future!
Spring is just around the corner and, along with blooming flowers, green grass and warm temperatures, you can also expect to see more insects in and around your property. Ants, spiders, roaches, bees and wasps are some of the most common pests that homeowners in the Minnesota area must deal with. Eco Tech is a natural pest control service that serves the Minneapolis area, offering organic pest control options that are safe for you, your family, your pets and the environment.
Scared because you have nasty pests? Don’t fret, we will put your mind to rest. Don’t want a contract, just want a good deal? Eco Tech will eliminate your indoor insects and give you all the good feels!
There are many varieties of wasps that inhabit Minnesota, and the ones that usually become pests are those that live in colonies. In wasp colonies, female wasps are dominant and perform all duties within the nest. Some wasps are predatory wasps and others are parasitic. Predatory wasps kill and consume other insects as well as other animals. Parasitic wasps lay their eggs in a host body, usually creatures like caterpillars and spiders. Wasps can assist in the management of other pests, particularly in agriculture as biological control agents. Many wasps also feed on nectar from flowers and therefore function as pollinators. Some species of wasps are aggressive and have the ability to sting multiple times when threatened unlike honeybees.
