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Carpenter Bees, Wasps, Hornets, and Yellow Jacket Removal

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Are you worried about encountering stinging insects in your backyard or workplace? Environmina Pest Control provides bee extermination services across North, South, and Central New Jersey.
Stinging insects encompass a wide variety, including wasps, bees, and hornets. Of course, there are many differences among bee, wasp, and hornet stings, as well as their behaviors and characteristics.
Bees and wasps are the primary stinging insects of concern in New Jersey. While bees are furry and covered with hair, wasps are not. Bees use pollen to produce and consume honey, whereas wasps primarily feed on insects. Both are beneficial insects, yet their aggressive behavior can pose a significant threat to humans and pets.

Central New Jersey Stinging insects behavior and Characteristics
Identification of New Jersey Stinging Insects
Carpenter Bees

Wasps
There are over 100,000 species of wasps, which vary in size and coloration. Generally, wasps have smooth bodies with little to no hair. Among the most aggressive species are hornets and yellow jackets, which live in large social colonies. However, some wasps, like paper wasps and cicada killers, are solitary. Wasps primarily feed on other insects and may nest in various locations such as burrows, tree cavities, under eaves, in attics or garages, or within wall voids. They may also build aerial nests.

Paper Wasps

European Hornet

Yellow Jackets

Does Environmina pest control treat honey bees?
Currently, Environmina Pest Control does not treat honey bees or remove their nest. Honey Bees are protected in many states, including New Jersey. If you have a honey bee nest on your property, we encourage you to find a responsible honey beekeeper experienced in removing the nest.

What Are the Differences Between a Wasp vs Yellow Jacket?
Wasps and yellow jackets are members of the Hymenoptera order, but there are some critical differences between the two. Wasps tend to have slender bodies with narrow waists, while yellow jackets have thicker, more robust bodies. Yellow jackets are more aggressive and likely to sting, while wasps are generally more docile. Yellow jackets are more likely to build their nests in the ground, while wasps tend to build their nests in trees or buildings. Yellow jackets are more likely to build their nests in the ground, while wasps tend to build their nests in trees or buildings.
What Are the Differences Between a Yellow Jacket vs Hornet?
Yellow jackets are a type of wasp that are black and yellow and have a more slender body than hornets. Hornets are larger and have a more rounded body shape, with black and white or black and yellow stripes. Both yellow jackets and hornets are more aggressive than other types of wasps and can sting multiple times.
What Does a Yellow Jacket Nest Look Like?
Yellow jacket homes or nests are typically made of paper-like material and can be found in various locations such as underground, in trees, or buildings. Sometimes, you may see the actual NES, but you will often see only an entry point. They can range in size from a golf ball to a basketball and house hundreds or thousands of yellow jackets. Hiring a professional to remove a yellow jacket home or nest is essential, as they can be aggressive and dangerous.
What Does a Bald-Faced Hornet Nest Look Like?
Exploring Pest Control Services for Bees, Wasps, and Hornets in Central NJ
Our extermination process begins with a comprehensive inspection conducted by one of our licensed pest control experts, who will visit your home or office to locate the bees, wasps, or hornets. Following this assessment, they will devise a recommended treatment plan to initiate extermination. Additionally, we prioritize informing you of any contributing physical factors or issues that may need addressing. By employing a combination of physical and chemical control methods, we strive to achieve optimal results in pest management. For detailed information and pricing on our bee, wasp, and hornet extermination services, please contact Environmina Pest Control. Reach out to us today to schedule an inspection and protect your property!
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