Where to Find Yellow Jackets
Yellow jackets are often found in several locations around a house and property in Metro Detroit and can quickly become a buzzing problem if yellow jacket control is not put in place. They make nests underground in locations with openings that provide protection from the elements of weather. It’s important to implement yellow jacket control before they become a huge problem and safety issue. It’s common to find yellow jackets in the autumn and fall when opening and closing a pool or cleaning out a garage or shed.
Common Locations
It’s common to find yellow jackets in the attic, garage, and the soffit and eaves of a house because these locations are often untouched on a daily basis and provide ample protection from the elements of weather, humans and other animals and insects. It is rare to find a nest in the main living quarters of a house, but you may notice a lone yellow jacket or two enter through an open window, door or unsealed entryway. Once you identify a yellow jacket problem, the next step is to consider how to get rid of yellow jackets using one of many yellow jacket control methods.
How to Identify a Yellow Jacket Problem
It usually is not hard to identify a yellow jacket problem around a house or property. Usually, you will hear a buzzing sound and then quickly see the yellow and black creature fly from a hidden enclosure. With a close listen, you may hear a buzzing sound where the yellow jacket disappeared. These are signs that you have at least a small yellow jacket problem. After you identify a yellow jacket problem, the next step is to consider yellow jacket control and to plan on removal. Yellow jacket removal can be challenging depending on the location of the yellow jacket nest and the number of yellow jackets.
What Damage and Hazards are Caused from Yellow Jackets
If left uncontrolled, yellow jackets can cause a lot of damage and pose health and safety risks for families and pets. Many people begin swatting and shooing at yellow jackets, but this can irritate them and encourage them to sting or hide. When found or uncovered unexpectedly, a yellow jacket may immediately sting and some can sting numerous times. Some yellow jackets die after stinging once, but some can continue to sting and draw in other yellow jackets because they feel endangered. Small children and pets are at risk, so yellow jacket control should be considered at the first sign of a yellow jacket problem.
How to Get Rid of Yellow Jackets
Contact your local Critter Control of Westland yellow jacket control specialist who knows how to get rid of yellow jackets safely and effectively. A Critter Control yellow jacket removal specialist will close holes, remove nests and the actual yellow jackets themselves, and then provide tips to prevent yellow jackets from coming back. They can also provide ideas on how to control yellow jackets and how to get rid of yellow jackets at the first signs. A small yellow jacket problem can quickly become a large yellow jacket problem, so it’s important to contact an expert that knows how to get rid of yellow jackets.
How to Prevent a Yellow Jacket Problem
The best way to prevent a yellow jacket problem is to control yellow jackets and remove yellow jackets as soon as you notice yellow jacket signs. If you have noticed a yellow jacket problem in your house, garage or shed in the past, it is important to check these areas each spring and fall going forward. It is best to remove the nest when it is small instead of waiting until the nest attracts hundreds of yellow jackets.
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