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European Hornet

European Hornets are formidable pests that can pose serious risks to your safety and property. Recognizable by their large size, reddish-brown heads, and yellow and black striped abdomens, these hornets are more aggressive than many other wasp species and can deliver painful stings. Their nests, often built in hidden or hard-to-reach locations, can quickly become a significant problem if left unmanaged.

European Hornets are typically found in:

  • Nests in trees and shrubs: They often build their nests high up in trees or dense shrubs, where they are less likely to be disturbed.
  • Attics and wall voids: These hornets may also nest inside buildings, particularly in attics or wall cavities, where their nests can grow large and cause structural damage.
  • Outdoor structures: European Hornets can nest in sheltered outdoor areas like under eaves, in sheds, or in other protected spaces.
  • Gardens and landscaped areas: They are attracted to flowers and fruit, making gardens and outdoor dining areas potential hotspots.

The aggressive nature of European Hornets makes them particularly dangerous. They are more likely to sting if their nest is threatened, and their stings can cause severe pain and allergic reactions in some individuals. Their large nests can also cause damage to structures and pose a safety risk to anyone in the vicinity.

If you’ve spotted European Hornets around your property or suspect a nest, it’s important to act quickly to avoid potential stings and property damage. Contact AlphaGuard Pest Solutions today for a professional inspection and safe removal of European Hornet nests. Our expert team will efficiently address the infestation and implement measures to prevent future issues, ensuring your home and yard remain safe and comfortable.

Call us now to protect your property and loved ones from the dangers of European Hornets!

Bald-Faced Hornets are one of the most aggressive and intimidating wasp species you might encounter around your home. Recognizable by their black and white coloration and large size, these hornets can deliver painful stings and are highly defensive of their nests. Their nests, often large and paper-like, can pose significant risks to both people and property.

Bald-Faced Hornets are typically found in:

  • Nests in trees and shrubs: They often build their large, round nests high up in trees or dense shrubs, where they are less likely to be disturbed.
  • Under eaves and overhangs: Bald-Faced Hornets can also construct their nests in sheltered outdoor areas like under eaves or in soffits.
  • Attics and wall voids: Occasionally, they may build nests in hidden spaces within buildings, such as in attics or inside wall cavities.
  • Outdoor structures: They can nest in various outdoor structures, including sheds and garages.

Their aggressive nature makes Bald-Faced Hornets particularly dangerous. They will fiercely protect their nests and can sting multiple times if they feel threatened, which can result in severe pain and allergic reactions. Their large nests, which can grow to be quite substantial, can also cause structural damage to buildings.

If you’ve noticed Bald-Faced Hornets around your property or suspect a nest nearby, it’s crucial to address the issue promptly and safely. Contact AlphaGuard Pest Solutions today for a thorough inspection and professional removal of Bald-Faced Hornet nests. Our experienced team will ensure the safe elimination of these aggressive pests and implement strategies to prevent future infestations.

Call us now to protect your home and family from the dangers of Bald-Faced Hornets!

Expert Hornet Control Services

Hornets can be a real problem if they infest your home or business. They can sting multiple times, and in some cases, their sting can be life-threatening, especially if you have an allergy. At AlphaGuard Pest Solutions, we have years of experience dealing with hornet infestations. Our team of experts knows exactly what to do to keep your property safe and hornet-free.

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