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Job Opening – Bee Control: Pest Control Technician Welcome to Bee Control – Pittsburgh’s leading stinging insect control company. Not only do we specialize in stinging insects but we live for the adrenaline rush and excitement of working with stinging insects and helping our clients be rid of these potentially dangerous insects! We offer: A Company-provided truck, gas, phone, and iPad. Pay ranges from $18-$25Continue reading
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Mason Bee
Mason Bee Where does it come from? Mason bees are very common through out the United States. Smaller than honey bees, they are often blue or bluish-black in color. Mason bees get their name because when eggs are laid within the nest, the cells with the eggs are sealed up with a mud-like substance. Male mason bees do not have a stinger and females willContinue reading
Spotted Lanternfly Information
What is the Spotted Lanternfly and should I be concerned? The Spotted Lanternfly (SLF) Lycorma delicatula, is an invasive pest that was discovered in Bucks County Pennsylvania in 2014. Since that time it has spread throughout the southeastern portion of the commonwealth until 2020 when it was found in very small population in Allegheny and Beaver counties in western Pennsylvania. Now 26 counties have populationsContinue reading
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Why Use Bee Control’s Prevention Services? As the saying goes, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure! With our preventative services we are able to provide a comprehensive application of residual insecticides and repellents designed to minimize the possibility of nesting by these stinging insects in or on your property by Yellow Jackets, Bald-faced and European Hornets, Paper Wasps, Mud Daubers, CarpenterContinue reading
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Bumble Bee Nest
BUMBLE BEE CONTROL PITTSBURGH Bumble bees are large (approximately 1″ in length), bulbous and hairy, with distinctive yellow bandings on the thorax and abdomen. They build disheveled nests underground, very often in abandoned chipmunk burrows or in ceilings/walls of basements. Bumble bee nest populations can exceed 100 fairly often and while not as aggressive as yellow jackets, wasps or hornets, they will defend their nest withContinue reading
Stink Bug
STINK BUG REMOVAL Pittsburgh Stink Bug Removal STINK VERSUS STING!! Pittsburgh’s leading stinging insect control company handled numerous cries for help from homeowners to tackle the invasion of stink bugs during the fall months…….and they don’t sting!!! Invasion starts in September and runs until October However, stink bugs have very quickly made their presence felt as a major aggravation to many property owners due to theirContinue reading
Carpenter Bee
CARPENTER BEE REMOVAL PITTSBURGH Carpenter bees (wood boring bees) are the culprits that drill into softwood timber such as cedar, causing unsightly holes (perfectly round and 3/8 of an inch in diameter) leading to egg chambers which can extend for as much as four feet. Timber inhabited by these bees can deteriorate over time. Secondary damage occurs courtesy of wood peckers, mold, and fungi. TheseContinue reading
Sand Wasp
SAND WASP REMOVAL PITTSBURGH Sand wasps, also called digger wasps, are similar in appearance to the larger yellowjackets (1/2 to 3/4 inch long), but the banding is more uniform (not patterned) and alternates black and white or very pale yellow. Classified as a solitary wasp, they do not construct co-operative nests in the fashion of yellowjackets, wasps, bees, and hornets. However, when an environment provides suitable sandyContinue reading
