Stinging Insect Control in Northern Ohio and Southeast Michigan

Our Stinging Insect Elimination Experts Can Protect Your Home

Bumblebees are friendly and entertaining in movies, but in real life, they can cause real harm to your health and property. Some insects, such as carpenter bees, can damage wooden structures in and near your home. Scientific treatment is often the only way to control these insects, and our professionals at Frame's Pest Control, Inc. have the knowledge and training to keep your home safe each season.

Our team has decades of experience in effectively combating and removing pests, including stinging insects. While we specialize in exterminating yellow jackets, wasps, bees, hornets, and carpenter bees, we can also perform ant removal and exterminate all other harmful insects without disturbing your property or daily routine. We also offer flexible scheduling, including Saturday appointments (when available), for your convenience. 

When you turn to us for stinging insect control in Northern Ohio and Southeast Michigan, we’ll put their stinger through the ringer. Request a free phone estimate by calling (877) 803-5966 or contacting us online!

Why Eliminating Stinging Insects Is So Important

Stinging insects like wasps, hornets, and bees play significant roles in ecosystems, particularly as pollinators. However, when their nests are established near human activity, they can present serious safety concerns that need to be addressed promptly. Their presence in close proximity to homes, schools, or workplaces increases the likelihood of potentially dangerous encounters, especially for individuals with allergies to insect stings. A single sting can cause severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis, which is life-threatening if not treated immediately. Beyond immediate health risks, infestations can also lead to heightened anxiety and fear, disrupting daily life as people attempt to avoid areas where these insects are active.

Leaving stinging insect infestations untreated poses additional dangers. Wasps, in particular, are aggressive and may attack in swarms if they perceive a threat to their nest. Hornets are even more dangerous due to their larger size and more potent venom, with their stings capable of causing significant pain and swelling. Over time, the nests of these insects can grow substantially in size, housing greater numbers of individuals. This increases the risk of attacks, especially when the insects' natural food sources become scarce, and they begin targeting sugary drinks, food, or even garbage around human activity zones.

Additionally, some infestations can lead to structural damage. Some types of insects build nests in crevices, eaves, and wall voids, and, over time, their nesting materials can cause the deterioration of insulation or walls. The repair costs from unchecked infestations can quickly add up. Infestations hidden within walls may also go unnoticed until their size becomes unmanageable, posing both financial and safety challenges.

Trying to remove stinging insects yourself can be a risky project. Again, these insects can quickly become hostile, and an attack can be life-threatening. When you come to us for stinging insect control in Northern Ohio and Southeast Michigan, our specially trained elimination experts can safely and effectively exterminate these pests. 

Signs You Have a Stinging Insect Problem

Taking swift action to address stinging insect infestations is a necessary step to protect health, property, and peace of mind. That starts with knowing the signs of an early infestation. 

Warning signs of a potential stinging insect problem include:

• Visible nesting sites. Spotting nests in areas like eaves, trees, wall voids, or under decks is one of the clearest indicators of an infestation. Wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets often construct their nests in hidden or hard-to-reach places, but larger infestations may extend into visible spaces. Observing nests growing in size over time is a key indicator that the insect population is increasing.
• Frequent sightings of stinging insects. An uptick in the presence of wasps, hornets, or bees near windows, doors, or outdoor spaces could signify a nearby infestation. Pay particular attention to whether these insects exhibit defensive or aggressive behavior around a specific area, as this could point to a nest in proximity.
• Buzzing sounds within walls or ceilings. Sometimes, infestations settle inside walls or loft spaces, making easy visual detection difficult. However, a persistent or faint buzzing sound in certain parts of the home may indicate the presence of a hidden nest. If left unchecked, these can grow into substantial colonies.
• Chewed or damaged wood. Certain species, like paper wasps, use small bits of chewed wood to construct their nests. Noticing tiny scrape marks or damage on wooden furniture, fences, or exterior walls could be a sign that stinging insects are using nearby materials to build their nests.
• Increase in activity around food or trash. Stinging insects are often drawn to sugary or protein-rich substances, especially during late summer and fall. Finding them hovering over soda cans, fruit trees, or garbage bins more frequently than usual is often an indication of a nearby colony searching for sustenance.

How We Remove Stinging Insects and Prevent Them from Returning

We do stinging insect control in Northern Ohio and Southeast Michigan right. Our specialized barrier control method is designed to target stinging insect populations effectively and minimize their chances of re-establishing a presence. 

Our approach begins with a thorough inspection of the affected area to identify potential nesting sites, entry points, and attractants. By understanding the behavior and biology of the specific species, we can apply targeted treatments that directly disrupt their habitat and activity. These treatments involve the safe application of products along high-traffic zones, nest entryways, and other critical areas to eliminate insects upon contact or through interaction with treated surfaces.

After the initial application, our method typically focuses on creating a residual barrier that continues to guard the property over time. We apply this protective perimeter to common nesting locations like eaves, cracks, crevices, and structures frequently accessed by stinging insects. Our treatments are formulated to remain effective against new or lingering pests long after the initial application, breaking the cycle of re-colonization. This means any incoming insects that attempt to settle in the treated zones are met with a hostile environment, discouraging them from establishing nests.

All of our treatments are EPA-approved, adhering strictly to regulatory standards designed to protect both people and the environment. These products are formulated to target stinging insects effectively while minimizing risks to your family and pets when safety guidelines are followed.