Stinging Insects FAQ's

Wasps will typically nest in areas where they won’t get wet on a rainy day. If they’re nesting in a home, you can often find them on the underside of eaves, within vents and underneath decks. They also thrive in warm temperatures. For instance, If they make a nest in the shade, they may only gain six to eight hours’ worth of energy to forage for food and build their colonies. However, if they’re out in the sun, they can get enough solar-powered energy to be active for much longer. While that’s great for them, it’s not so good for us because it means their colonies can grow stronger and last longer. Should you discover wasps nesting on your property, you don’t have to suffer in silence. Contact the team at Abra Kadabra. Their trained technicians can get to the root of your wasp problem and protect you and your family from painful stings.