Little Rock Bee & Wasp Control
Protecting Your Property from Stinging Insects
Bees and wasps are a common sight in Central Arkansas, and most people have been stung at least once in their lives. However, if you or a family member is allergic to bee or wasp stings, a single sting can be life-threatening. Even if you are not allergic, a swarm of bees or wasps can be dangerous, so removing them from your property as soon as possible is very important.
At McCauley Services, we offer safe and effective bee and wasp control in Little Rock and the surrounding areas. Our technicians are highly trained and experienced in the safe removal of bees and wasps from homes and businesses.
Call (888) 733-9229 or contact us online to schedule bee or wasp control in Little Rock or the surrounding areas.
Identifying Bees & Wasps
Bees and wasps are often mistaken for one another, but they are different insects. Bees are generally rounder and have a fuzzy appearance. They are usually black and yellow, but some species are black and orange or black and red. Wasps are longer and more slender than bees. They have a smooth appearance and are usually black and yellow or black and red.
Bees and wasps are beneficial insects that help to pollinate plants and control other pests. However, they can be dangerous when they build their nests in or near your home or commercial building. If you have a bee or wasp problem, it is important to have the nest removed promptly by a professional.
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Pests We EliminateWhy You Should Not Remove a Bee or Wasp Nest Yourself
Bees and wasps are not only dangerous when they sting, but they can also be dangerous when their nests are disturbed. If you have a bee or wasp nest on your property, it is best to leave the job of removing it to a professional.
Here are a few reasons why you should not remove a bee or wasp nest yourself:
- Stings – Bees and wasps will sting to protect their nests. If you are stung, you may experience pain, swelling, and redness at the site of the sting. In some cases, a person may have an allergic reaction to a bee or wasp sting, which can be life-threatening.
- Aggression – Bees and wasps are more aggressive when their nests are disturbed. If you try to remove a nest yourself, you may be attacked by a swarm of bees or wasps.
- Damage – Bees and wasps can cause damage to your home if their nests are not removed properly. For example, if a bee or wasp nest is located in a wall void, the bees or wasps may chew through the drywall to get inside your home.
Why Choose McCauley Services?
At McCauley Services, we are committed to providing our customers with the best possible service. We are a family-owned and operated company that has been serving the Little Rock area since 1983. We are fully licensed and insured, and we are members of the National Pest Management Association and the Arkansas Pest Management Association.
Our Little Rock pest control technicians are highly trained and experienced in the safe removal of bees and wasps from homes and businesses. We use the latest technology and equipment to ensure that our customers receive the best possible service. We also offer free estimates and same-day services whenever possible.
For prompt and effective bee and wasp control in Little Rock, contact McCauley Services today!
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