Bees, Wasps, and Hornets - West Chester

Wasps and bees are beneficial insects. These insects are considered to be pests because of their ability to sting. Wasps become a problem in the autumn months as they may interrupt many outdoor human activity. People often call all stinging insects "bees". While both wasps and bees have many similar characteristics, they look and behave differently. It is important to distinguish between these insects because different methods may be necessary to control them if they become a nuisance. AMPM Exterminators have a method to control all of your flying insect problems. Call today for more information.

Cicada killer wasps - Bryn Mawr

Although their size is visually alarming, these wasps pose little threat. Females are not aggressive and rarely sting, unless excessively provoked. The males on the other hand, often display territorial behavior and will dive-bomb people's heads; however, they have no sting and pose no real threat. These insects are beneficial because cicada killers control cicada populations, which may otherwise harm new growth on trees.

Hornet Control - Malvern, PA

The most challenging nests to control are those that are concealed in walls or in attics. Often, the only evidence of the nest is a wasp flying back and forth through a crack or hole in the building. Spray cans don't work well on these type of nests and a call to AMPM Exterminators will be a good remedy for the problem.