As we’ve been enjoying the nice St. Paul, MN weather so have the bugs. If you’ve spotted the beginnings of a hornets nest, a colony of wasps or a bee hive we can help. We can also help if you have stumbled across any of these that is definitely not in the beginning stages and has possibly gotten well out of hand. We’ve got the methods to ensure each and every stinging bugger will be gone, for good!
If you’ve ever been stung by a wasp, you more than likely frown anytime you notice a wasp around your property. If you see one wasp, chances are there are others hanging around. Additionally, there very well could be a wasp nest around your property as well. If you have children or pets, it is best that you get rid of these wasps and their nests quickly.
Wasp stings can be very painful for anyone who gets stung. If you are allergic to the sting of bees, wasp venom or hornets the situation can become dire very quickly. Reactions to wasp stings can vary from mild to life threatening. The presence of a wasp nest at your home or business should be dealt with quickly. Trained professionals with experience in wasp extermination and…
If you’ve seen a number of wasps swarming around your home or office, you are likely a bit concerned. Wasps can obviously sting, and for some people a wasp sting is more than a minor painful annoyance, it can actually be life threatening. At EcoTech, we offer a wide range of wasp extermination services to ensure…
Unlike bees, wasps are able to sting repeatedly without dying and generally evoke fear in humans. However they are extremely beneficial to humans, as they help control the pest population. But, when wasps invade our home or property, it can be difficult for non-professionals to get out of a living space.
Have you been trying to enjoy yourself outside this summer only to have a large wasp swoop down and startle you? If so, it’s likely that you have a wasp nest somewhere close by. Wasps are notorious for building nests in areas where we frequent such as carports, decks and screened porches.
