Wasp Control in Boise and Surrounding Areas

Wasps Aren't Nice Neighbors

Almost everyone in Idaho can remember a time when they got stung by a wasp. They are extremely common, with many different species here, and unfortunately, extremely territorial. Going near their nests can lead to momentary mayhem and a painful reminder that you

Professional stinging insect treatment not only prevents you from getting stung by removing wasps and hornets from the property, but also saves you the danger of having to deal with these insects and their potentially-dangerous stings on your own.

Take the sting out of your spring, summer, and fall: call Averse Pest Control today for comprehensive stinging insect control that eliminates them today and keeps them from coming back tomorrow.

Inspect

Every area and every property is different, and will attract different wasp and hornet species. We will get info from the homeowner and if necessary, inspect your property so we know the potential pests to be aware of. You know your property much better than we do, so we will ask questions to ascertain what pests are present.

Plan

Once we understand what we're up against, we will customize treatment products and methods to make the best pest control plan of attack for your home and property. Homeowners often call after weeks or months of trying to battle on their own - this is usually due to misidentification.

Treat

We will find out the extent of the wasp infestation and decide our plan of attack. We have found success in sweeping down eaves and nests along fence lines, and then applying a residual product where the nests were to deter them from building their nests again.

Don't Let Wasps Ruin Your Boise Backyard BBQ

Stinging insect treatment from Averse involves a proven three-step process intended to ensure that your entire property is treated effectively and that the problem won’t simply re-emerge once the initial treatment is done. Averse Pest Control, the Boise wasp and hornet specialists know all the steps necessary to eliminate flying stinging insects from your property without putting themselves at risk in the process.

After calling Averse for stinging insect treatment, one of our technicians will visit your home in order to inspect the property. He or she will identify any nests attached to the home, to exterior buildings, and to the surrounding tree line. He or she will also inform you about conducive conditions that could indicate wasp activity or the possibility for activity in the future.

After inspecting your home, your technician will treat and remove any nests they find. They will also use a residual product on nest sites to keep them from returning. They will also treat the eaves and other potential nesting areas each time we return to a home that is on one of our recurring plans. If we can physically reach a nest, we will treat it.

Following treatment, we’ll work with you to help ensure wasps and hornets don't become a problem in the future. We’ll help you recognize objects or conditions that could attract stinging insects and help you remove them or minimize the risk they present. We’ll also use a combination of dust and liquid residual products to create a protective barrier around your home to stop them from bothering you in the future.