Wasp Removal in Orlando, FL

Leave Wasp Control to the Professionals

Wasps turn aggressive when their nest feels threatened or when you swat at them. Unlike bees, wasps can sting repeatedly, causing painful welts that throb for hours. For people with allergies, wasp stings can trigger dangerous reactions that need medical attention. Don’t risk handling a wasp problem yourself. Our trained technicians bring specialized equipment and protective gear to remove wasps safely without putting your family at risk.

Treatment with Family-Friendly Products

While wasps pose serious dangers around your home, you shouldn’t worry about the safety of treatments. For your family’s protection, we use only reduced-risk products that remain safe for children and pets while effectively eliminating wasp colonies.

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How to Identify Common Stinging Insects

Telling apart various stinging insects helps you understand what’s invading your property, but always maintain a safe distance when observing them!

Wasps

Look for their distinctive narrow “waist” connecting thorax and abdomen. Most species display black or brown bodies with bright yellow patterns, though paper wasps often show reddish markings. All wasps have two wing pairs, six legs, and two antennae.

Hornets

These larger relatives of wasps can grow to 1.5 inches long with similar pinched waists. European hornets feature brown bodies with yellow-orange stripes, while bald-faced hornets have black bodies with white or gray markings.

Yellow Jackets

These black-bodied insects wear bright yellow bands on their heads and abdomens. People often mistake them for honey bees. Their wings fold lengthwise against their bodies when resting, and they sport two prominent antennae.