Professional hornet removal that eliminates the threat completely – no half-measures, no return visits needed.
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You’ll sleep better knowing those aggressive hornets are gone for good. No more worrying about your kids playing in the yard or guests getting stung at your next barbecue.
The buzzing stops. The fear disappears. Your outdoor spaces become yours again, not theirs.
When we finish the job, you get complete peace of mind knowing the nest is removed properly and steps are taken to prevent them from coming back to the same spot.
We’ve been keeping Burton homes safe from stinging insects since 2005. Roger brings 26 years of hands-on experience to every hornet removal job – that’s knowledge you can’t get from a training manual.
We’re not some fly-by-night operation or national chain that doesn’t understand Michigan’s pest patterns. We live here, work here, and have built our reputation one satisfied neighbor at a time.
Our technicians aren’t part-time college students learning on your property. They’re trained professionals with integrated pest management certifications who know exactly how to handle Burton’s hornet species safely and effectively.
First, we locate every nest on your property through a thorough inspection. Hornets build in eaves, tree branches, wall voids, and other protected areas that homeowners often miss completely.
Next, we use specialized treatments to eliminate the hornets at the source while keeping your family and pets safe. Our methods target both the insects and their nests to prevent survivors from rebuilding elsewhere on your property.
Finally, we safely remove the nest and seal entry points where possible. We also identify conditions that attract hornets so you know what to watch for in the future.
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You get thorough nest identification and removal, not just a spray-and-pray approach that leaves the job half done. We locate all nesting sites, even the hidden ones in wall cavities or high up in mature Burton oak trees.
Burton’s humid summers and mild springs create perfect conditions for hornet colonies from late April through October. These aggressive insects build paper-like nests that can house hundreds of hornets, and they’ll defend their territory fiercely if anyone gets within 10 feet.
Our service includes post-removal recommendations specific to your property’s layout and landscaping. We’ll point out potential nesting sites around your home’s eaves, shed areas, and tree lines, plus suggest simple maintenance steps that make your property less attractive to future hornet colonies.
