Bees are an important part of our ecosystem because plants require their help to grow.

We value the benefits honey bees provide to our crops and flowers, especially the fruit at Shaw Orchards. That’s why we relocate them to a safe area, away from people at risk from their stings.  Paper wasps, on the other hand, are a threat that must be removed.  Paper wasps chew plant stems and wood, mix it with saliva, and build their nests.  Regardless of whether you’re allergic, the sting is quite painful.  If you disturb them, you may find a swarm after you, each one with the ability to sting multiple times.  Our technicians are specialists at stinging insect removal.  We’ll even remove unoccupied paper wasp nests, so that new ones aren’t built over old ones.

Paper Wasps are black & yellow striped, and ½ to 1 ½ inches in length. These wasps are extremely common in Idaho. Their nests are umbrella shaped, and created from wood pulp. Paper wasps are capable of stinging multiple times.

Yellow Jackets are approximately ½ to 1 inches long, and bright yellow and black in color. Similar to bees, they live in large colonies with a queen. When a nest of yellow jackets is located near a home, it must be removed immediately before an infestation develops. Unlike bees, yellow jackets are much more aggressive and can deliver several stings in a single attack.

Bald Faced Hornets are black with white markings and ½  to ⅝ inches long. Nests can be found hanging from bushes, trees, and buildings. Like other stinging insects, they have the ability to deliver several stings in a single attack. That’s why a nest should be removed immediately to prevent an infestation.

Honey Bees are light brown in color and measure approximately 15 mm long. They are known for pollinating flowers in order to produce and store honey. As humans, we benefit greatly from what they provide. However, preventative measures must be taken to ensure a hive doesn’t exist in close proximity to a home.

Stinging Insects Control Emmett

The only way to protect your home from bees and other stinging insects is to remove a hive completely. This can be a dangerous task that requires the correct tools and strategy. That’s why it’s important to consult a pest control professional before any removal technique is attempted.

At Get Lost Pest Control, we eliminate and prevent stinging insects with effective bee control Emmett treatments. For active nests of wasps, yellow jackets, and hornets, we use an instant kill spray to remove existing insects. We will knock down nests on the eaves of your home, and treat the areas with a product that will give you up to 3 months of protection. If you have a problem with honey bees, we will refer you to a local beekeeper who will safely remove the honey bees and relocate them.

Contact us at (208) 949-1003.