Bee and Wasp Control

Bees (a lineage within the superfamily Apoidea) are flying insects, that closely relate to wasps and ants. There are approximately 20,000 species of bees that may be found on every continent except Antarctica. These insects are known for feeding on nectar and pollen. Bees use most pollen for food for the brood and they have long proboscis that enables them to obtain the nectar from flowers. They also have antennae almost universally made up of thirteen segments in males and twelve in females. Many species of bees are poorly known. The smallest bee is a dwarf bee (Trigona minima), and it is about 2.1 mm (5/64″) long. The largest bee in the world is Megachile pluto, which can be as large as 39 mm (1.5″). The most common type of bee in North America is the Halictidae or sweat bee. Though this may come as a surprise to natives, as they are so small, and often mistaken for wasps. If you see bees or wasp around your home, please Contact Del Valle Pest Control at 956-433-3348 to prevent them from entering your property.

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Bees and Wasps

The bees and wasps are essential species, which is why it is imperative to have them proper removal from residences and businesses. It is always best to call in professional services so that we can remove them safely and without any harm to the client and the insects.

Bees

There are several species of bee, so special care taken in their identification before any pest control plan. Bees usually make use of colonies which can merely be left to perform their good work regarding making honey. Nonetheless, there are occasional situations where relocation becomes essential due to various health and safety challenges. These concerns require professional pest control services to tackle such problems effectively. Del Valle Pest Control works closely with local beekeepers to recover bees where possible and move to appropriate locations.

Control-Bee and Wasp

Any property with wasp needs to have treatment and removal when possible. Pest control services are usually ideal during late spring and through the summer before the development of the queen happens. Nests are made during this period and only occur in one season. A successful mating season can yield up to 300+ queens. Wasp removal becomes necessary whenever they make property owners feel uncomfortable.
True wasps, which comprise of domestic species, come from the Vespidae family, and is distinguishable by their constant lengthwise folding of wings when at rest. The Vespidae family contains both social and solitary species.
If you require pest control solutions suitable for any size Bees and Wasp infestation, kindly contact Del Valle Pest Control via
Phone: 956-433-3348.
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