Beware…It’s Wasp and Bee Time Say NJ Pest Control Experts
Most people are afraid of encountering bees. Millions of Americans live their lives unaware that they could be allergic to bee or wasp stings. Government statics show that 3.3% of US adults will experience anaphylaxis after an insect sting each year. According to the American Academy of Allergy, Asthma & Immunology, at least 40 people die each year from allergic reactions to the stings from bees and other types of insects. Unlike with other types of allergies, there is no clear pre-screening test to determine if a person is allergic to an insect sting if they have not been stung previously.
As the weather warms, New Jersey pest control professionals warn residents to be on the lookout for invading and aggressive bees, wasps, and hornets.
There are about 20,000 species of bees worldwide. They are considered beneficial insects until they become nuisance pests when they seek sugary treats from humans enjoying the great outdoors. There are about 75,000 species of wasps worldwide. Most stinging wasps create a nest or colony to rear their young. Nests can range in size and location depending on the wasp species. Some wasps can be found deep underground, and others create mud cavities attached to twigs, rocks, homes or businesses. Any wasp colony that is disturbed will spark a release of defending wasps which will likely result in painful stings being dealt to the offender. Wasp nests may house hundreds or even thousands of wasps so it is imperative to call a NJ pest control expert to remove any wasp nest that you encounter.
Don’t take the chance of allowing a bee, wasp or hornet nest to thrive at your home or business. Contact Stern Environmental Group for 24 hour emergency bee and wasp hive removal, carpenter bee control, honey bee control, bumble bee control, and wasp control. We provide service to New York City, Long Island and parts of New Jersey.













