Stinging Insect Control in Pueblo, CO

How to Identify Stinging Insect

• Paper wasps: Long bodies, narrow waists, brownish with yellow markings
• Yellow jackets: Bright yellow and black, stocky build
• Hornets: Larger, black and white or brown markings
• All have smooth stingers that can sting multiple times
• Nest types vary from paper combs to enclosed structures

Signs of Infestation

• Visible nests under eaves, in bushes, or in ground
• Increased wasp activity around food or garbage
• Wasps entering and exiting a specific location
• Aggressive behavior when near nest area
• Finding dead wasps inside the home (wall void nest)

Health Risks & Dangers

• Painful stings causing swelling and redness
• Life-threatening anaphylaxis in allergic individuals
• Multiple stings can be dangerous for anyone
• Increased aggression in late summer/fall

Prevention Tips

• Inspect property in early spring for new nests
• Keep garbage cans tightly sealed
• Avoid leaving sweet drinks or food outside
• Seal gaps and holes in exterior walls
• Keep windows and doors closed or screened
• Avoid wearing bright colors or floral patterns outdoors

Our Treatment Approach

Stinging insect control requires identifying the species and nest location. We treat nests directly with fast-acting products, ensuring complete elimination. For ground nests, we use specialized dust applications. We recommend treating nests in the evening when all insects have returned. Nest removal is included when accessible.