What To Do About Bees On Your Moline Property
You may be asking yourself, 'Why do we need bees in the first place?' We'll tell you about the importance of these buzzing bee bees in this article and how to get rid of them properly. ...
April 4, 2022
Blog Posts with the Tag of "stinging insect control"
A Complete Guide To Stinging Insect Prevention In Quad Cities
We'll tell you about some of the fiercest stingers in the Quad Cities. Professionals like Quik-Kill Pest Eliminators are the way to get stinging insects away from your home for good, but here are some tips you can do yourself. ...
January 30, 2022
What To Do About Yellow Jackets On Your Davenport Property
Each year, more than half a million people are rushed to the emergency room after encounters with stinging insects. Of those stinging insects, yellow jackets are some of the most aggressive. Because of this, it’s worth putting some thought into keeping them off of your Davenport property....
August 20, 2021
How To Get Rid Of Carpenter Bees On Your Quad Cities Property
Dealing with bees around your Quad Cities home or business is never fun. While some bees might look cute with their fuzzy appearance and bright colors, they aren’t a welcome guest around your property....
August 9, 2021
Preventing Fall Wasps And Hornets In Rock Island
Wasps and hornets are a pain in the fall. Literally. This is because they usually start in spring with only one queen but then she grows a nest all year long until the population is maxed out in the fall. That means you're going to have more stinging insects in your yard in the fall if you don't take care of nests before fall arrives....
September 17, 2019
Why Get Professional Treatment For Wasps And Bees In Spring
With the return of spring comes the return of insects. Some of these insects, like dragonflies, may bring a smile to our faces, but others, like wasps, definitely don’t. If you have an abundance of stinging insects on your property, read on to learn why it is important to get professional treatment for wasps and bees this spring...
March 13, 2019
