Bee control in Gretna

Yes. We use products and methods that are designed to be family-friendly and feel comfortable to use around kids and pets. We still recommend keeping everyone inside while we treat and letting the area settle for a short time afterward, but your home stays easy to live in.

We do not treat or remove honey bees because they’re protected and play an important role in Louisiana’s environment. If you have honey bees, we can help you connect with a local beekeeper who can relocate them.

We start with a free phone consultation. A quick description or a photo usually gives us enough to identify the pest. If needed, we’ll send a technician to confirm the location and plan the right treatment.

Yes. Our goal is full control of the nest and the activity around it. We treat the source, not just the insects you see flying. In most cases, one visit handles the issue, and you’re covered by our re-treat guarantee.

No. After treatment, activity usually drops quickly, and the nest stops drawing in new insects. You may see a few stragglers pass through, but they won’t rebuild once the nest is treated.

Not much. Just keep kids, pets, and outdoor activity away from the nest area. If the nest is near a door, try to use a different entry until we arrive. We’ll take care of everything else.

Most families can return to normal outdoor routines within a short period after treatment, once the area has settled. Your technician will let you know the exact timing based on the type of nest and activity level.

That’s common. Many Louisiana homeowners only hear buzzing in a wall, see insects in the yard, or notice activity near the roofline. We’ll investigate, locate the nest, and walk you through a clear plan.

Pricing depends on the type of stinging insect and where the nest is located (ground, eaves, attic, etc.). We’ll give you a straightforward price before we begin—no surprises, no pressure.

Yes. All of our stinging insect treatments include a re-treat guarantee. If activity returns within the covered period, we come back at no extra cost.

DIY sprays can scatter the insects and create more aggressive behavior. Because Louisiana nests can grow large and fast, it’s safer (and usually more effective) to let a trained pro handle it with the right protective gear.

In most cases, yes. Bee and wasp issues feel urgent, especially around kids, pets, or guests, so we try to get to your home as quickly as possible.