Water Draws Stinging Insects
In the desert, any reliable water source attracts bees and wasps. Pools, fountains, and dripping hose bibs become regular stops, and nearby eaves or wall caps can become nesting sites.
Mosquitoes need only a little standing water to breed. Pool cover folds, plant saucers, and clogged drains are common sources.
Scorpions are drawn to pool areas too, especially around equipment pads and damp decking where they can find water and shade.
A dripping hose bib or leaky irrigation valve near the pool can draw bees all summer long. Fixing it removes one of their most reliable water sources.
How We Handle It
Wasp nests near living areas are treated and removed, and we check the rest of the yard for others. For bees, we assess the activity and recommend the safest next step.
Mosquito treatments target shaded resting areas in shrubs and under patio covers. We also point out any standing water we find so you can clear it.
We also treat around pool equipment and the base of the pool fence for scorpions and roaches.
Pool fence corners and wall caps are checked for small nests that are easy to miss.
- Wasp nest treatment and removal
- Bee activity assessment
- Mosquito resting area treatment
Peace of Mind Around the Pool
Every product we use is eco-friendly, and treated areas are safe for kids and pets after drying. Coverage starts starting at $45 monthly on a bi-monthly schedule for homes up to 2,500 square feet.
Our technicians are paid by the day, so they have the time to check eaves, wall caps, and patio covers carefully. If anything returns between visits, we come back and re-treat free.
Pest control services in Paloma Creek
Bee removal in Paloma Creek
Safe help with swarms and hives near your home.
Learn moreWasp and hornet control in Paloma Creek
Nest removal around eaves, patios and play areas.
Learn moreMosquito control in Paloma Creek
Fewer bites in the backyard after monsoon rains.
Learn moreScorpion control in Paloma Creek
Barrier treatments where bark scorpions hide and travel.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
What should I do if I find a bee swarm?
Keep people and pets away and call us. Swarms can be unpredictable, and it is best to let a professional assess them. We will help you figure out the right next step.
Why do wasps keep coming back to my eaves?
Sheltered eaves are ideal nesting spots. Regular treatment discourages new nests, and we will return free if they rebuild between visits. Treating early in spring helps prevent nests from getting started.
Can I swim after treatment?
Yes, once treated areas are dry. We take care to keep products away from the pool water itself. Your technician will let you know when it is safe to get back in.
