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There are predominantly two types of wasps, social wasps and solitary wasps. The wasp nest types tend to vary depending on which type of wasps they belong to. Social wasps can live in paper wasp nest as well as in nest made up of wood fibers. Solitary wasps are either predatory or parasitic. The parasitic solitary wasps generally do not construct any nest. The predatory wasps, on the other hand, mostly live in wood fiber or mud wasp nest. Wasps are known to help humans by preying on several plant-eating pests, but they can cause serious problems for you by building nests near your dwelling. How to get rid of wasps? The only way of getting rid of these insects in such situations is wasp nest removal.
Removing a wasp nest can be an intimidating task. If it seems to scary then Walkers Window Cleaning can do the job for you. Also, if you have an allergy to wasp stings it is a good idea to avoid removing wasp nests yourself. If you do decided to remove them yourself it is important to have the information needed to do it the right and safe way.
Paper wasps, hornets and yellowjackets are all types of wasps. You can usually identify the type of wasp by the location of the nests. Paper wasps are usually the ones you want to remove because they are nest under eaves, porches, piers, barns and other places that bring them in close contact with humans. Luckily paper wasps are also the least aggressive wasps and so are the safest nests to remove. Yellowjackets tend to next underground and are the ones that tend to attack you while you are mowing or do other yard work. Rarely they will also nest in wall voids of home. Hornets are actually black and white yellow-jackets. They tend to nest high in trees so removing their nests is rarely necessary. |
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