Carrollton Bee and Wasp Control 

Bees and wasps do some wonderful things for our ecosystem, and they are an essential part of nature. Unfortunately, they also encroach onto our residential and commercial properties, and all their positive qualities can’t hide the fact that they can be very dangerous. Control solutions are needed, and there’s no time to lose. That’s why the pros in our Carrollton office prioritize same-day scheduling as far as our staffing will accommodate. 

Call us at (903) 587-5122 today. We routinely serve English and Spanish-speaking property owners throughout Plano, Denton, Lewisville, Coppell, and Flower Mound.

The Signs You Have a Bee or Wasp Infestation 

• High wasp activity around your doors and windows: Wasps often enter your home while searching for food or building materials. To deter them, keep your trash bins covered and remove any outdoor food sources that might attract them.
• Visible nests in your eaves or trees: Beehives and wasp nests are often found hanging from tree branches, under your eaves, or in your attic. These nests can vary in size and appearance, with wasp nests often resembling paper-like structures. 
• Buzzing noises from your walls or ceilings: This noise is often more noticeable in quiet environments and can warn that bees or wasps have made themselves at home. Sealing potential entry points, such as cracks and gaps, can help prevent this. 
• Dead bees or wasps near entry points: They may die after trying to enter your home or after getting trapped inside. Install fine mesh screens on windows and doors to keep them out and reduce the likelihood of an infestation.
• Yellow jacket or hornet activity near the ground: Yellow jackets and hornets often build nests underground or in dense vegetation, leading to increased activity at ground level. Keep your lawn mowed and clear away debris to make your yard less inviting.
• Swarming bees or wasps in the garden: These swarms are often seen around flowering plants, fruit trees, or outdoor dining areas. Regularly prune your plants and clean up fallen fruit to reduce attractive food sources.
• Chewed wood or paper in your yard: Wasps, especially paper wasps, gather fibers from wood and paper to construct their nests, leaving behind chewed materials. This damage may appear on wooden structures, fences, or garden furniture.