Professional Wasp, Hornet & Bee Removal Since 2008

Expert Stinging Insect Control Services Near You

Discovered a wasp nest on your property? Dealing with aggressive hornets around your home? Need safe bee removal services? Marriott Termite and Pest Control provides comprehensive stinging insect control services throughout Bucks County, Pennsylvania and Hunterdon County, New Jersey. We’ve been safely removing wasps, hornets, bees, and other stinging insects in Doylestown, Flemington, Quakertown, Lambertville, and surrounding communities since 2008.

Stinging insects pose serious safety risks, especially for individuals with allergies. Some species like hornets and yellow jackets can be extremely aggressive when their nests are threatened. Professional removal is essential for protecting your family and ensuring complete nest elimination without dangerous DIY attempts.

Signs You Need Professional Stinging Insect Control

Stinging insect activity can quickly become dangerous if not addressed promptly:

Nest Discovery:

• Paper-like wasp or hornet nests under eaves, in trees, or ground areas
• Large, gray paper nests in attics, sheds, or protected areas
• Honeybee hives in wall voids, trees, or structural areas
• Multiple insects coming and going from specific locations

Aggressive Behavior:

• Stinging insects that chase or follow when disturbed
• Increased activity around nest areas
• Defensive behavior when approaching certain areas of your property
• Multiple stinging incidents in the same location

Seasonal Increases:

• Dramatic increases in wasp or hornet activity during late summer
• Large numbers of stinging insects around food areas
• Persistent presence despite attempts at removal
• New nests appearing after previous removal attempts

Safety Concerns:

• Stinging insects near children’s play areas
• Nests located near doorways, windows, or high-traffic areas
• Known allergies to stinging insect venom in family members
• Large, aggressive colonies that pose immediate danger

If you’ve discovered stinging insects on your Bucks County or Hunterdon County property, professional removal ensures safe, complete elimination without putting your family at risk.

Our Comprehensive Stinging Insect Control Process

Professional Stinging Insect Identification

Different stinging insects require different removal approaches:

• Species Identification: Accurate identification of wasps, hornets, bees, or other stinging insects
• Nest Assessment: Location, size, and accessibility evaluation
• Colony Size Estimation: Population assessment for appropriate treatment planning
• Risk Assessment: Evaluation of safety hazards and emergency considerations
• Timing Considerations: Optimal treatment timing for maximum effectiveness and safety

Proper identification ensures we use the most effective and appropriate removal method for your specific stinging insect problem.

Safe Stinging Insect Removal

Our removal process prioritizes safety while ensuring complete nest elimination:

Protective Equipment & Safety:

• Professional protective suits and equipment for technician safety
• Establishment of safety perimeters around nest areas
• Emergency protocols for allergic reaction situations
• Safe access methods for hard-to-reach nest locations

Targeted Nest Treatment:

• Professional-grade products designed for specific stinging insect species
• Direct nest treatment for immediate colony elimination
• Residual treatments to eliminate returning foragers
• Complete nest removal when safely accessible

Emergency Removal Services:

• Same-day service for dangerous or aggressive colonies
• After-hours emergency response for immediate threats
• Rapid response protocols for schools, businesses, and public areas

Specialized Bee Relocation Services

We recognize the important ecological role of bees and offer humane solutions when possible:

Honeybee Relocation:

• Partnership with local beekeepers for hive relocation
• Live removal techniques that preserve bee colonies
• Alternative solutions that protect beneficial pollinators
• Education about bee conservation and importance

Carpenter Bee Control:

• Targeted treatment of carpenter bee boring holes
• Wood protection treatments to prevent future damage
• Structural repair recommendations for bee damage
• Prevention strategies for ongoing carpenter bee problems

Stinging Insect Control Service Areas

We provide professional stinging insect control services throughout:

Bucks County, PA:

• Doylestown wasp and hornet removal
• Quakertown stinging insect control
• Perkasie bee removal services
• New Hope wasp nest removal
• Yardley hornet control
• Sellersville stinging insect removal
• Upper Black Eddy bee and wasp control

Hunterdon County, NJ:

• Flemington stinging insect control
• Lambertville wasp removal
• Stockton hornet control
• Frenchtown bee removal
• Milford stinging insect removal
• Titusville wasp control
• Clinton hornet removal

Common Stinging Insects in Pennsylvania & New Jersey

Paper Wasps

Slender wasps that build open, umbrella-shaped nests:

• Build nests under eaves, in shrubs, and protected areas
• Generally less aggressive than other wasp species
• Beneficial insects that control garden pests
• Can become defensive when nests are threatened
• Most active during warm daylight hours

Yellow Jackets

Aggressive wasps that build large colonies:

• Nest in ground cavities, wall voids, and attic spaces
• Extremely aggressive when nests are disturbed
• Scavenge for food and are attracted to sugary substances
• Can sting multiple times and release alarm pheromones
• Peak aggression occurs in late summer and fall

Bald-Faced Hornets

Large, aggressive wasps that build prominent paper nests:

• Construct large, gray paper nests in trees and shrubs
• Extremely protective of nest areas and will chase intruders
• Can spray venom from a distance as well as sting
• Colonies can contain 400-700 individuals at peak season
• Most dangerous stinging insect in our region

European Hornets

The largest wasp species in North America:

• Build nests in tree hollows, attics, and wall voids
• Active during nighttime hours unlike other wasps
• Less aggressive than bald-faced hornets but still dangerous
• Attracted to lights and may damage trees by stripping bark
• Can deliver painful stings due to large size

Carpenter Bees

Large, black and yellow bees that bore holes in wood:

• Excavate perfectly round holes in wooden structures
• Males are aggressive but cannot sting; females rarely sting
• Cause structural damage to decks, eaves, and wooden siding
• Return to the same areas year after year
• Most active during spring mating season

Mud Daubers

Solitary wasps that build mud nests:

• Construct mud tubes on walls, eaves, and protected areas
• Generally non-aggressive and rarely sting
• Beneficial insects that control spider populations
• Individual rather than colony-nesting behavior
• Rarely pose significant threats to humans

Cicada Killers

Large, intimidating wasps that hunt cicadas:

• Burrow in sandy soil areas and lawns
• Males are aggressive but cannot sting
• Females rarely sting unless directly handled
• Create unsightly holes in landscaping areas
• Most active during summer cicada season