WASPS DESCRIPTION
The most commonly known wasps, such as yellowjackets and hornets, are in the family Vespidae and are eusocial, living together in a nest with an egg-laying queen and non-reproducing workers.
Wasp Information
Wasp Control Information
What Schools Need to Know About Cockroach and Wasp Activity
While students and staff are away, the building they leave behind can become a haven for cockroaches and wasps, and both pests can turn a smooth reopening into a stressful scramble. Knowing what to watch for helps you protect students, staff, and your budget. Why Cockroaches and Wasps are Found in Schools An empty school…
Why Wasps Return to the Same Property and What to Do
Does it seem like you have wasp nests on your property every summer? You may not be imagining the pattern. Some homes and businesses across Alberta, Manitoba and Saskatchewan attract wasps year after year, while a neighbour has none. Wasps return to the same places for specific reasons. The good news is that there are…
Understanding Wasp Behavior and Nesting Patterns for Targeted Pest Control
Wasps have a bad reputation. With or without the misfortune of being stung by one, you know that you don’t really want them around you or your family. Our blog gives you some signs to watch out for when looking for wasps and what you can do to help prevent them from becoming a problem….
Hornet or wasp: What’s the difference?
Wasps are a common summer pest in Canada. You can often spot them hovering over garbage cans and hanging out around ice cream and hot dog stands. Although people often think wasps are exclusively yellow and black, they can be black and white, and other colours. Here’s what you need to know. How to tell…