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Looking for bee control this February? We provide professional solutions for wasps, hornets, and carpenter bees to protect your home from stinging insects before the warmer months arrive.
We start our bee control process by inspecting your property for overwintering queens or dormant nests often found in eaves and wall voids during a cold St. Louis February.
For example, we apply targeted dusts to manage stinging insects before they emerge.
As your local pest experts, we finish with prevention strategies like recommending you seal exposed wood to deter future carpenter bee drilling.
As a locally operated company, Holper’s is dedicated to serving our neighbors throughout the St. Louis community.
Our experienced technicians have built a strong reputation for effectively and safely handling bee, wasp, and hornet issues.
While many stinging insects are dormant during a St. Louis winter, we know how to identify and manage overwintering species like carpenter bees.
We can help prepare your property now to prevent nests from forming once the weather warms up.
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Have questions? You’re not alone. Here are some helpful answers.
During the winter, most bee and wasp activity is low, making it an ideal time to address potential nesting sites before the spring season begins.
For a one-time bee, wasp, or hornet control service in the St. Louis area, our pricing typically ranges from $175 to $450.
The final cost depends on factors like the specific type of stinging insect, the location and accessibility of the nest, and the complexity of the treatment required.
Even in February, overwintering queen wasps may be hiding on your property, preparing to build nests once temperatures rise.
Our focus is on providing a targeted and effective treatment, and our recurring service plans include a service guarantee for covered pests.
For example, if you have our Silver or Platinum package, the treatment of wasp nests on the first level of your home is included as part of your program.
Should a covered nest appear, we will return to address the issue as part of your plan’s protection.
During the winter months, including February, most bee and wasp activity is minimal as they are typically overwintering.
However, we treat every call for stinging insects as a priority and strive to schedule a service visit as quickly as possible.
Please call our office so we can understand your specific situation and dispatch a technician to address any wasp, hornet, or carpenter bee concerns.
While bee activity is minimal during the winter, February is an excellent time to prepare for the active spring and summer seasons.
We determine the necessary service and cost for bee control through a detailed phone consultation where we identify the pest and the severity of the issue.
For example, the required treatment can vary greatly depending on if you have carpenter bees drilling into your eaves or a large hornet nest on your structure.
Please call us to discuss your specific situation, and we can provide details on the necessary treatment and associated costs.
The safety of your children and pets is our top priority during any treatment.
While bee activity is low during the winter, our safety protocols remain consistent for any services you may need now or in the coming warmer months.
For example, when treating a wasp nest on your home, we use products that are safe for people and pets once they have completely dried.
We simply ask that you keep family members and animals away from the treated area for a few hours until the application has settled.
