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Hornet Pest Control

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Introduction to Hornet Pest Control

Hornets are known for their intimidating size and potent sting. These large wasps are characterized by their aggressive behavior when their nests are disturbed. These buzzing insects pose a significant threat to humans due to their painful stings, especially if you are allergic to their venom. Their nests are often found in elevated places like trees, attics, or eaves, which can house thousands of hornets. Hornet pest control is essential to ensure the safety of homes and businesses. Twin Boro Pest Control specializes in hornet pest control, offering efficient and safe solutions to eradicate hornet infestations.

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Why we don't want hornets around us

Hornets pose a significant threat to humans due to their aggressive nature and painful stings, which can be life-threatening for those allergic to their venom. Their ominous presence can also disrupt outdoor activities and pose a danger to pets and children playing nearby. Without proper hornet pest control, nests can grow rapidly, increasing the risk of stings and potential harm. Twin Boro Pest Control recognizes the dangers associated with hornets and provides expert solutions to eliminate these pests effectively and safely.

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Operational Locations

Twin Boro Pest Control is a reputable provider of hornet pest control, serving clients across various regions with over 40 years of experience. Based in Bergen County, New Jersey, we extend our services to residential and commercial properties, addressing hornet infestations promptly and efficiently. Our skilled team is dedicated to providing reliable solutions tailored to the unique needs of each client, ensuring a pest-free environment.

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Duration of Hornet Pest Control

The duration of hornet pest control varies depending on factors such as the size of the infestation and the location of the nest. Our experts conduct a thorough assessment to determine the extent of the problem before implementing the appropriate treatment plan. While some infestations may be resolved within a single visit, others may require follow-up treatments to ensure complete eradication. With our efficient and effective methods, clients can expect timely results and long-term relief from hornet infestations.

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Safety Measures and Expertise

At Twin Boro Pest Control, safety is paramount in our approach to hornet pest control. Our team implements rigorous safety protocols to ensure the protection of both our clients, our technicians and the environment. With expertise spanning over 40 years in the pest control industry, we have mastered our techniques to deliver effective pest management solutions while minimizing risks. We prioritize safety at every step of the process, providing peace of mind to our clients.

Free Quotation Process

Ready to address your hornet infestation? Take advantage of our hassle-free hornet pest control quotation process. Contact us via phone or through our website to schedule a free consultation with one of our experts. Reach out to us today for a complimentary quote and take the first step towards a hornet-free environment.

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What do hornets look like and why are they concerning?

Hornets are a very large type of wasp that are similar in appearance to yellow jackets. They have four wings and six legs, along with a rounded abdomen and a thin waist between the thorax and abdomen. The area of their heads that is directly behind the eyes is wider on hornets than other wasps. Hornets are passive creatures who tend to avoid conflict. However, they may become aggressive if they feel threatened, which is usually when someone or something gets too close to their nest. Hornets have a very painful sting, and unlike bees, they can sting more than once. Someone with an allergy to wasp stings will probably be allergic to hornet stings as well, and should exercise extra caution around hornets. Whether allergic or not, multiple stings can be extremely dangerous if not treated.

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Where do hornets live?

Like some other wasps, hornets build large nests by chewing wood to make a type of pulp. They will build their nests in a variety of places. Typically, they are in high places like attics, treetops, eaves, hollow tree trunks, sheds, garages, and other places that are raised off the ground. Hornets will also build nests underground, sometimes in abandoned rodent burrows. They will spend the winters in tree bark, rotten logs, or crevices in the siding on buildings.

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Why do I have a hornet problem?

Hornets are attracted to buildings because they often provide protected, hard to reach nooks that are perfect for their nests. They are also close to food sources, including flowers and garbage. When a hornet is killed, its body will release pheromones that attract more hornets to the area in which it was killed.

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When are hornets active?

Hornets are most active during the spring and summer due to their reproductive cycle. Hornet queens emerge to start building nests and laying eggs in the spring. During the summer, the eggs hatch and develop into adult hornets. These new adults will leave their nests to mate and new fertile queens will be born. These queens are the only ones that will make it through the winter, and once spring arrives again, they will start a new cycle of laying eggs. Hornets work through the day and night. They rest during the early hours of the morning, and are active again after the sun rises.

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What’s the best way to prevent a hornet infestation?

In order to avoid hornets around a home or business, it is important to limit potential nesting areas by keeping bushes and trees trimmed, thinned, and open. Hornets are attracted to food sources, so all garbage cans around the property should be covered, and no food scraps, pet food, or bags of bird seed should be left out. Hornets are also attracted to certain perfumes, so limit the amount worn while outside. To get rid of hornets on your property call Twin Boro today and have one of our experts visit you and destroy the nest.

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Hornet Pest Control FAQs

How do I get rid of hornets?

While DIY methods may temporarily alleviate a hornet issue, for effective and long-term removal, it's advisable to seek professional hornet pest control assistance. Our professionals have the knowledge, experience, and specialized equipment to safely locate and eliminate hornet nests, providing lasting relief from these dangerous pests.

What is the best thing to keep hornets away?

Preventive measures such as sealing entry points, keeping outdoor areas clean, and removing food sources can help deter hornets. However, for comprehensive protection, consider professional hornet pest control services. Experts can assess your property, identify potential attractants, and implement tailored solutions to keep hornets at bay.

Are hornets protected in the US?

In the United States, hornets are not protected species. However, while it's legal to control hornet populations on your property, it's essential to do so responsibly and safely. Hiring a licensed hornet pest control service like Twin Boro Pest Control ensures compliance with regulations while effectively addressing hornet infestations.

How do I permanently get rid of hornets?

To permanently eliminate hornets from your property, it's best to invest in professional hornet pest control services. Attempting to remove a nest without proper equipment and expertise is dangerous. Contacting a reputable pest control for hornets company ensures the nest is safely located, treated, and removed, minimizing the risk of future infestations.

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