Professional hornet removal that protects your family from aggressive stinging insects threatening your Brandon Gardens, MI property.
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When hornets build nests on your property, you’re dealing with insects that can sting repeatedly and will aggressively defend their territory. Unlike other stinging insects that might only attack when extremely threatened, hornets will come after anyone who gets within a few feet of their nest.
After professional hornet removal, you get your outdoor space back. No more worrying about kids playing in the yard or guests walking near problem areas. No more cancelled barbecues or avoiding parts of your property because of dangerous stinging insects.
You’ll have peace of mind knowing the nest is completely eliminated by technicians who understand hornet behavior in Michigan’s climate. We have the right equipment to handle nests safely, whether they’re hanging from tree branches, tucked into building eaves, or hidden in wall voids where European hornets often build their colonies.
First Choice Pest Control has been serving Brandon Gardens and the surrounding Michigan communities since 2005. Roger, who leads our company with 26 years of pest control experience, built this family-owned business on the principle that local families deserve expert protection from dangerous pests like hornets.
Unlike companies that send different technicians to your property each time, we assign the same qualified professional to your account. This means someone who knows your property, understands your specific hornet concerns, and can spot potential nesting sites before they become major problems.
We’ve earned recognition from Angie’s List and Home Advisor for consistently delivering results that keep Michigan families safe from stinging insects. We’re also one of fewer than 100 companies in the United States offering specialized canine bed bug detection services, demonstrating our commitment to advanced pest control solutions that go beyond basic hornet extermination.
Our hornet removal process starts with a thorough inspection to locate all nests and identify the hornet species you’re dealing with. Michigan properties typically have either European hornets or bald-faced hornets, and each requires specific treatment approaches based on their nesting behavior and colony size.
Once the inspection is complete, our technician uses professional-grade equipment to safely eliminate the hornets and remove the nest. This work is typically done during evening hours when the maximum number of hornets are present in the nest, ensuring complete elimination rather than partial colony removal that leads to rebuilding.
After the active hornet nest removal, our technician seals entry points and applies preventive treatments to discourage hornets from rebuilding in the same location. You’ll receive specific guidance on what to watch for around your Brandon Gardens, MI property and how to prevent future hornet infestations through landscape and maintenance practices.
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Our professional hornet removal in Brandon Gardens, MI includes complete nest elimination, not just temporary knockdown treatments that leave the problem unresolved. Our service covers identification of all nesting sites, safe removal using specialized equipment, and preventive measures to stop re-infestation in the same areas.
Michigan’s climate creates ideal conditions for both European hornets and bald-faced hornets throughout the Brandon Gardens area. European hornets often build nests in wall voids, attics, or tree cavities, while bald-faced hornets create the distinctive football-shaped gray nests hanging from trees and building eaves. Both species can have colonies containing 100-400 hornets by late summer, making early intervention crucial.
Our hornet control service includes a warranty on the work performed, meaning if hornets return to the same nesting site, we’ll return to resolve the issue at no additional charge. You also receive guidance on landscape modifications and maintenance practices that make your Brandon Gardens property less attractive to hornets in the future, plus identification tips for spotting early nest construction before colonies become dangerous.