If you’ve ever had a wasp’s nest around your home or office you understand how unpleasant the situation can be, especially if you have children or if a coworker is allergic to wasp stings. Even if you’re not afraid of being stung, you still have to tolerate the constant buzzing of the wasps as they go in and out of their nests.
Fortunately, The Aardvark Pest Management is your go to team for wasp removal in Philadelphia. Depending on which type of wasp problem you are having, (paper wasps, yellow jackets, or hornets) we will devise the best plan of attack possible to ensure that the wasps are removed and do not return in following years to build new nests.
Dealing with wasps is a serious task that must be treated with the up-most of care. Often times humans are extremely allergic to their stings, resulting in a trip to the emergency room. The Aardvark’s technicians are expertly trained in dealing with wasps and are standing by and are more than happy to come to your location and help with the wasp removal problems you are having. Additionally, The Aardvark is happy to help with Hornet Removal in Philadelphia.
Our technicians are professionally trained in the removal of all pests, including wasp’s nests. Removing a nest is usually one of the most difficult tasks when dealing with wasps and is often best left to the skill of a professionally trained technicians. Our service men are trained with many different tactics to safely and effectively remove the nests from your property, ensuring the problem has been dealt with effectively today and stopping the wasps from returning for future years to come.
If for some reason you ever try to remove a wasp’s nest on your own, never stand on a ladder as the wasps can sting you repeatedly, causing you to fall off the ladder, resulting in serious injury. If a ladder is needed don’t be afraid to get in touch with The Aardvark’s expert team of wasp removal specialists in Philadelphia. If you’re looking for an Exterminator in Philadelphia, you’ve come to the write place to have your wasp removal needs taken care of.
If you ever have to take on wasps on your own, make sure you have identified which type you have run into. Paper wasps have long bodies and legs and generally only attack if they feel threatened. Paper wasps are known to have a sting that is painful and can sometimes be quite dangerous. If you have been stung, it may be best to seek immediate medical attention.
Yellow jackets will have black antennae and will have shorter legs than paper wasps. They like to build nests that look like paper and are much more aggressive than paper wasps, often attacking in swarms and stinging multiple times. Hornets are the largest type of wasp and often build their nests in wall cavities and other protected structures.
The most natural way to deal with wasps is to simply leave them alone. However, this isn’t always an option. If you are unable to avoid them, try using a fake wasp’s nest that may lead them away from your habitual zone. These fake nests work great as wasps are territorial and will not continue to nest in the vicinity of another wasp’s nest.
Simple water traps also work great for trapping wasps without the need of chemicals and insecticides. Water bottles work great for this type of trap as they will often drown in the water at the bottom of the bottle as they are trying to reach the sweet substance you have left for them in the trap.
The Aardvark Pest Management
4534 Ditman ST
Philadelphia PA 19124