After discovering a wasp nest, stay calm and assess the situation. Bee and wasp removal can be dangerous. Keep a safe distance of 20 to 30 feet to avoid provoking them. Identify the wasp species by observing the nest and their behavior. If it's manageable, consider DIY removal by planning it for early morning or […]
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Bees and wasps are essential to our ecosystem, but they can also be a nuisance and pose risks to homeowners. Understanding these insects is important for effective pest control for bees and wasps. In Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., several common bee and wasp species can affect our homes. Helping you identify these species […]
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When bees and wasps strike, it's akin to a tiny bolt of lightning - quick, sharp, and potentially impactful. Understanding the causes behind these stings is crucial, but there's more to uncover. While most bee and wasp stings are not dangerous, more than 70 people die each year from bee, wasp and hornet stings. Be […]
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Carpenter bees and carpenter ants are two common pests that often cause confusion due to their similar names and wood-damaging habits. However, understanding the differences between Carpenter Bees vs. Carpenter Ants is crucial for effective pest control and home protection. In this blog post, we will explore the distinctions between carpenter bees and carpenter ants, […]
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Why Carpenter Bees Love Your Home It's no secret that carpenter bees have a penchant for wood, and they may find your home to be an enticing target. The soft, untreated wood commonly used in eaves, decks, fences, and wooden structures can attract these buzzing pests. Carpenter bees often seek shelter in the warmth and […]
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Termites: Silent Destroyers of Homes Termites are small insects that feed on cellulose-based materials, such as wood. Often referred to as "silent destroyers," they can cause significant damage to the structure of your home without being detected until it's too late. Termites thrive in warm and humid climates, making Maryland an ideal environment for their […]
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