Hornet Control in West Palm Beach, FL
Enjoy your hornet-free home with our hornet control service in West Palm Beach.
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Let Us Take Care of Your Hornet Problem in West Palm Beach
Native Pest Management, a family-owned company founded by third-generation Florida natives, offers complete residential and commercial hornet control services to homes and businesses throughout West Palm Beach.
With this treatment, our technician arrives wearing a bee suit for protection, and applies a product to the entry points of the hive which completely eliminates the hornet activity within 3-5 days, at which time the technician will return and seal up the entry point(s) with caulk. This comprehensive approach eliminates current hornets and keeps new ones out, letting you enjoy a hornet-free home.
Why Us?
Timely
No more hanging around all day wondering when the pest control service will show up. We’ll provide you with a 2 hr time window and if we don’t show up within that range, we’ll credit you $25.
Pet & Kid-Friendly
We use the safest products and treatment methods available for hornet control. Our precise 30-point protection program effectively targets hornets while remaining kid and pet-friendly.
Effective
We not only get rid of your existing hornet problem but also take steps to prevent hornets from coming back in the future. Customers have been so impressed with our work that 88% would recommend us to a friend.
3 Easy Steps for Peace of Mind
Schedule
We identify the pest via a free phone consultation. Once we’re on the way, we will contact you, then knock on your door when we arrive.
Treat
Our hornet treatment involves using a safe and effective product to eliminate the entire hornet population in a matter of days.
Follow-Up
We will return 3-5 days later to make sure the treatment got rid of the hornet population, then we will seal entry point(s) with caulk.
FAQ
How can I prevent hornets?
Seal cracks: Repair screens and caulk cracks to help prevent hornets from entering your home.
Cover your trash: it’s no surprise that hornets will live where a reliable food source is. A large bucket of unsealed trash makes for the perfect place to feast.
Remove hummingbird feeders: These can attract hornets due to the sweet liquid. Either empty it out or remove the feeder all together.
Grow mint: Hornets hate the smell of mint, so adding a plant in your garden or near your door can help deter hornets from that area.
What time of year are hornets most common in West Palm Beach?
Hornet season peaks in West Palm Beach in the summer, but due to the area's warm climate, you can find hornets in and around your home throughout the year.
What types of hornets are in Florida?
There are two common types of hornets in Florida:
Bald-faced hornet: Bald-faced hornets are black and white and are about ¾ of an inch long. These hornets are very aggressive, especially when their space is threatened.
European hornet: European hornets are brown and yellow, but are very easy to distinguish because they grow to be a whopping 1 - 1 ½ inches long! European hornets are not as aggressive as bald-faced hornets, but they will sting if they feel threatened.
Do I need to prepare my home for hornet control services?
No, we do not require any sort of preparation for hornet control services.
Are hornets dangerous?
Hornet stings can be very painful, but generally have no major symptoms unless the person stung has an allergy.
Between 5-7.5% of Americans are hypersensitive to insect stings. If a person with an allergy is strung by a hornet, they are at higher risk for anaphylactic shock.
How do I get rid of hornets in my home?
We recommend you call immediately since hornets can attack you and your family.
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