Identifying Yellow Jacket Problems
There are many species of yellow jackets. They are generally black and yellow in color and 1.4 inches long. Queens are typically 3/8 inch long. Identification of individual species can be done by reviewing the markings on their abdomens. Their nests may become very large with hundreds to even thousands of individuals. Over wintering, queens start the nest in the spring and it enlarges throughout the summer. Queens will spend winter outside under debris, logs and occasionally inside attics. With most yellow jacket problems, the nest dies out in the winter; in some regions, the individuals in the nest may over winter.
German yellow jackets typically nest in attics. This is a stinging insect and people can be allergic. Depending on the species, these wasps may nest in shrubbery or trees, on buildings, in attics and in wall voids of structures. Generally, they are a very aggressive stinging insect; individuals can sting several times.
Questions To Ask About Yellow Jacket Problems
- Have you seen or know where the nest is?
- Have they been in the house?
- When did you first notice them?
Yellow Jacket Infestation Inspection Tips
- Look for nest and activity if not readily visible.
- Look for the yellow jackets flying to and from ground nests.
- Inspect shrubbery and garden areas carefully.
- Do not approach the nest or disturb it.
Where to Find Yellow Jackets
What Damage and Hazards are Caused from Yellow Jackets
How to Get Rid of Yellow Jackets
Getting rid of yellow jackets can be tricky since they tend to build their nests in unique places. Our yellow jacket control experts will assess the yellow jacket problem and any yellow jacket damage prior to using environmentally friendly pest control methods. They will then work with you to establish an effective and long-lasting yellow jacket control plan, providing you with peace of mind when it comes to these potentially unwelcome yellow jacket infestations. And because our methods for yellow jacket control are environmentally friendly and organic, there is no concern for your family and pets.
We have the knowledge, equipment, and skills to take care of all your yellow jacket problems and will show you how to get rid of yellow jackets for good!
How to Prevent a Yellow Jacket Problem
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