Bees and Wasps Near the Desert
Desert plants bloom in spring and after monsoon rains, and bees and wasps follow the flowers. Colonies sometimes settle in wall voids, eaves, irrigation boxes, and hollow trees near homes.
Arizona bees can be defensive when their nest is disturbed. If you notice a steady stream of bees entering one spot, it is best to keep your distance and call a professional.
- Bee colonies in walls, eaves, and meter boxes
- Paper wasp nests under patio covers
- Wasps gathering at pools and fountains
- Swarms resting on trees or fences in spring
Wildlife at the Edge of the Desert
Open desert near homes means occasional run-ins with wildlife looking for food, water, or shelter. Rodents may nest under sheds or in garages, and other animals can investigate trash cans, pet food, or gaps under structures.
We can inspect your property for signs of wildlife activity and talk through the options. Sealing gaps and removing attractants usually makes a big difference.
Javelina, rabbits, and other desert animals may also wander through, especially during dry stretches when water is scarce. Keeping trash secured and pet food indoors removes some of the biggest reasons for them to linger.
Scorpions Remain the Constant
Like the rest of the foothills, Canyon Reserve sees plenty of scorpion activity. Our bi-monthly service treats the perimeter, entry points, and hiding spots, and our Black Light Scorpion Service is available for homes that need extra help.
Pricing begins starting at $45 per month for houses up to 2,500 square feet. Our technicians are paid daily, so they take time to look for problems instead of hurrying through.
Green Magic is locally owned, holds Arizona License #9597, and treats every Canyon Reserve home with eco-friendly products that are safe for kids and pets once applied.
Pest control services in Canyon Reserve
Bee removal in Canyon Reserve
Safe help with swarms and hives near your home.
Learn moreWasp and hornet control in Canyon Reserve
Nest removal around eaves, patios and play areas.
Learn moreWildlife control in Canyon Reserve
Help with pigeons, packrats and other unwanted visitors.
Learn moreScorpion control in Canyon Reserve
Barrier treatments where bark scorpions hide and travel.
Learn moreRodent control in Canyon Reserve
Trapping, exclusion and sealing for rats and mice.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
What should I do if bees move into my wall?
Keep people and pets away and call us. Do not seal the opening or spray the bees yourself, as that can make them more defensive.
Do you help with wildlife?
Yes, wildlife is one of the services we offer. Tell us what you are seeing when you call, and we will plan the right approach.
Is Canyon Reserve pest control expensive?
Not at all. Bi-monthly service starts at $45 monthly for most homes up to 2,500 square feet. We publish our pricing and include free re-treatments between visits.
