Bee & Wasp Control in Reno

FAQs About Bee & Wasp Control

How Quickly Can Your Team Handle A Bee Or Wasp Nest At My Home?

We work hard to respond to bee and wasp calls as quickly as possible, and in many cases, we can offer same-day or emergency appointments. The exact timing depends on the time of day, current schedule, and how urgent the situation appears based on what you describe. When you call, we ask a few questions about nest location, activity level, and who uses the space so we can prioritize safety. Our goal is to give you a clear idea of when a technician can arrive and to keep you updated if timing changes. For busy properties like storefronts or offices, we also discuss scheduling options that minimize disruption.

Are Your Bee & Wasp Treatments Safe For My Kids & Pets?

Safety for your family and pets is one of our top priorities. Inside your home or business, we use organic treatments that are selected for use in living and working spaces. Outside, we rely on organic-blended, professional-grade synthetics that are designed for targeted control around structures. Our technicians explain where products will be applied, any temporary restrictions, such as keeping pets indoors during treatment, and when it is safe to return to normal use of treated areas. We encourage you to share any specific concerns, such as sensitive individuals or unique pets, so we can factor that into our approach.

What Happens During A Bee Or Wasp Service Visit?

During a typical visit, our technician arrives at your property, confirms what you have been seeing, and then performs a detailed inspection. We look for nests, entry points, and patterns of bee or wasp movement around the structure. Once we find the source of the problem, we walk you through a treatment plan, including what products we will use and how we will access the nest safely. After treatment, we may suggest simple changes such as sealing small gaps or adjusting outdoor lighting to make the area less attractive to new colonies. Before leaving, we review what was done and answer any remaining questions.

Do I Need Ongoing Service After You Remove A Bee Or Wasp Nest?

Some situations are well served by a one-time visit, especially if the nest is isolated and there has not been a history of repeated activity in the same spot. In other cases, especially where wasp nests keep appearing around eaves, decks, or outdoor seating, an ongoing seasonal plan can be very helpful. With recurring visits, we check for early nest building and address small issues before they grow. Our seasonal customers also benefit from complimentary re-treatments if pests return between visits. During your estimate, we discuss your history with stinging insects so you can decide whether a one-time service or a seasonal plan is a better fit.

Can You Help If I Rent Or Manage A Rental Or Commercial Property?

Yes, we regularly work with renters, landlords, and commercial property managers to address bee and wasp issues. If you are a tenant, we can help you understand what is happening and coordinate service with your landlord when appropriate. For property managers and business owners, we discuss scheduling that limits impact on customers and staff, such as early morning or less busy times when possible. We can also provide information after the service that you may need to share with owners or corporate offices. Our goal is to make it straightforward for everyone involved to understand the problem and the steps taken to address it.

Can I Talk To Someone In Spanish About My Bee Or Wasp Problem?

Yes, we have bilingual technicians who can assist you in Spanish. When you call to schedule, you can let our team know that you would prefer to speak Spanish, and we will do our best to connect you with someone who can help in your preferred language. Clear communication is important for understanding safety instructions, treatment options, and follow-up steps. By offering support in both English and Spanish, we work to make sure more families and businesses in the area feel comfortable asking questions and getting the information they need.