Pools Attract Bees and Wasps
In the desert, any water source draws in bees and wasps, especially in late spring and summer. Pools, fountains, drip lines, and even a pet's water bowl can turn into a busy watering hole.
Some bees move beyond visiting. Swarms look for protected cavities like wall voids, meter boxes, irrigation boxes, and attic vents. Africanized bees are present in Arizona and can be aggressive when defending a hive.
Paper wasps build open nests under eaves, patio covers, and pool equipment shades, often in high-traffic areas.
Pecan Creek South Pest Control Around the Pool
We treat the spaces around your pool and patio where pests gather and hide. That includes pool equipment pads, deck edges, block walls, eaves, and patio covers. We remove wasp nests and handle bee problems safely.
Scorpions often hunt around pools, where insects gather at night. Treating for crickets and other insects, along with scorpion treatment at walls and doors, helps cut down on sightings.
Our technicians are paid by the day, not per stop, so they can take the time to work around your outdoor spaces carefully.
- Bee and wasp removal
- Treatment around pumps, filters, and decking
- Scorpion prevention at walls and doors
- Patio cover and eave treatment
Safe for Family and Pets
Every product we apply is eco-friendly and kid and pet safe after it dries. Bi-monthly service starts starting at $45 a month for homes up to 2,500 square feet, and re-treatments between visits are free.
Pecan Creek South pest control from Green Magic is handled by a locally owned team that has served greater Phoenix since 2016. Most calls get service the same day or the next.
Pest control services in Pecan Creek South
Bee removal in Pecan Creek South
Safe help with swarms and hives near your home.
Learn moreWasp and hornet control in Pecan Creek South
Nest removal around eaves, patios and play areas.
Learn moreScorpion control in Pecan Creek South
Barrier treatments where bark scorpions hide and travel.
Learn moreCricket control in Pecan Creek South
Fewer crickets means fewer scorpions feeding on them.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
What should I do if bees are living in my wall?
Stay back, keep kids and pets inside, and call us. Spraying or sealing the opening yourself can make the bees more aggressive. We handle bee problems safely and let you know about sealing the opening afterward.
Why are there so many wasps near my pool?
Wasps need water, and pools offer an easy supply. Removing nearby nests and treating the area helps reduce their numbers. Covering or moving pet water bowls can also help.
Do scorpions hang around pools?
They often do, because insects gather near water and lights. Treating the pool area and walls helps. Warm-colored pool and patio lights draw fewer insects, which means less food for scorpions.
