Wasp Removal in Orlando and the Surrounding Cities

Wasps get defensive if you get too close to their nest or swat at them. They can sting you multiple times and leave behind a welt that can hurt for hours. Some people are allergic to wasps, making it dangerous for these insects to fly around your home.

Trust our wasp control rather than try to eliminate them alone. We have the knowledge and the safety equipment to eliminate wasps without putting anyone in danger.

Treatment with Family-Friendly Products

Wasps pose a big risk to your family, and you shouldn’t worry about products used to eliminate them. For your peace of mind, we only use reduced-risk products, which are safe for kids and pets.

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How to Identify Wasps

It can be challenging to tell stinging insects like wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets apart. Each insect has unique characteristics, but remember not to get too close to them!

Wasps

Wasps are easy to identify because they have a pinched waist. They usually have a black or brown body with yellow markings, although some paper wasps have red markings instead. Wasps have two sets of wings and six legs, with two antennae on their head.

Hornets

Hornets also have a pinched waist but are much larger than wasps, reaching an inch and a half in size. European hornets are brown with yellow or orange stripes, while the bald-faced hornet is black with white or gray stripes.

Yellow Jackets

Yellow jackets have black bodies with distinctive yellow markings on their heads and abdomens. They are sometimes mistaken for honey bees. They have one set of wings that fold in against their bodies and two long antennae.