Hornet Pest Control in Bergen County

How we treat:
Hornets

We specialize in identifying and addressing hornet infestations. With tailored solutions, we ensure the elimination of hornets from your property, using IPM control techniques that are designed with your family’s health and concern in mind. See how.

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Twin Boro’s Proven Process for Hornet Pest Control

INSPECT
We find and identify hornet nest sites, investigating the colony to determine its size and aggressiveness. We will also look at food sources or other factors that might be attracting the hornets, and if indoors, how they gained access.
TREAT
We then deliver a targeted treatment plan to the affected areas, often applying insecticides directly to the nest. Protective gear is worn, and safety measures are taken to safeguard the homeowners and our experts.
PREVENT
The nest may be removed after treatment and preventative measures may be suggested including landscape management, the sealing of entry points and the reduction of attractants like garbage and food scraps.

WHY?

A type of woodland wasp, hornets can be a threat with their potential for harm and structural damage. Common areas to find hornets nests are in trees, under roof eaves, attics, garages, and sheds. Dealing with these stinging insects can be dangerous. So don’t go it alone.

Our environmentally responsible Our family-friendly Our pet-friendly Our budget-friendly approach to pest control

We prioritize safety in every aspect of pest control. Our technicians are trained in Integrated Pest Management (IPM), a cost-effective method to control pests that minimizes pesticide use and environmental risks.
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Knowledge is power in pest control.
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Proactive protection keeps pests away.
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Cost-effective approach.
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Sustainable and safe treatments.

If pests come back so do we. Guaranteed.

We pride ourselves on delivering effective and reliable pest control. That’s why our work is 100% guaranteed, 365 days a year. If you need us, call us, for free return visits anytime.
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Testimonials

Your neighbors love us.
Pests, not so much.

“I had a great experience working with Mike O he was very knowledgeable and professional. He made sure to answer any questions/concerns we had which was extremely important to me. My husband and I have been using his services for several months now and we must say this company offers top of the line products/service. I couldn’t imagine using another company, A+++ Rating in my opinion!”

— Karissa R.

“Joe Graney was extremely professional, considerate and knowledgeable. He went above and beyond to make sure our house was left protected from pests inside and out, while also making sure not to leave any mess behind. Very satisfied with his service. Also happy with everyone on the team I have had the pleasure to meet so far when I have called.”

— Mona S.

“Roy is phenomenal. I used Terminix when I bought my home and got the corporate run around, missed appointments, rushed service, and crazy prices. I recently switched to Twin Boro and Roy has been great, helping with every issue, he climbs into the toughest spaces in my house and gets the job done. I would highly recommend Roy to anyone who in need of pest control.”

— Marc P.

“Roy came to my house because I had some carpenter ants coming in from outside. He was very knowledgeable as well as professional, he never tried to sell me on anything that wasn’t needed. He put down the right treatment and I haven’t seen any ants since. I would recommend Twin Boro to all of my friends who are in need of their service.”

— Craig R

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Frequently asked questions

What do hornets look like?
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.
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.
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.
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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