Garden Grove Pest Control

Flowers Draw Bees and Wasps

Bees visit flowers for nectar and pollen, and a few around the garden are normal and helpful. The problem starts when a colony decides to move into a wall void, a meter box, an irrigation box, or a hollow tree near the house.

Arizona is home to Africanized bees, which can react strongly when a colony is bothered. If you see heavy bee traffic in and out of one opening, keep kids and pets away and call us.

Paper wasps build umbrella shaped nests under eaves, patio covers, and play structures. We remove active nests and treat the areas where they tend to return.

Spring and early summer are busy months for both. Colonies grow quickly, and a nest that is small in April can be much larger by June. Calling early keeps the job simpler and safer.

Ants in the Garden

Moist garden beds and irrigated soil are prime ant territory. Some species tend aphids on plants, while others trail into the house in search of food and water.

We treat colonies at the source and create a barrier around the home. Our eco-friendly products are applied carefully to protect your plants and pets.

Keeping mulch a few inches back from the foundation and fixing leaky drip emitters also helps reduce ant pressure.

Spiders also make themselves at home in gardens, weaving webs between shrubs and along patio edges where insects visit flowers. We remove webs near entries and treat the sheltered spots spiders use during the day.

Safe hive removal
Wasp nest removal
Ant colony treatment
Garden friendly application

Straightforward Plans

Regular bi-monthly service starts starting at $45 a month for homes up to 2,500 square feet. If pests show up between visits, we come back at no charge.

Our technicians are paid by the day, not per stop, so they have the time to work carefully around garden beds, fruit trees, and outdoor seating. Same or next-day service is our usual practice.