Garden City Bee and Wasp Control

When bees or wasps decide to settle near your home or business, it can quickly become much more than a nuisance. It’s a safety concern for your family,  your employees, and your visitors. At General Pest Control, we combine decades of local experience with environmentally responsible strategies to help property owners in Garden City and throughout Finney and Edwards counties address stinging insect control problems thoughtfully and effectively. 

Since 1978, our community has trusted us to provide professional, dependable service that prioritizes safety, prevention, and long-term protection. We’re proud of the good reviews we’ve received from so many previous customers, and we’re determined to keep earning the trust of those who call us.

Whether you’re dealing with a wasp nest on a residential eave or a honeybee colony near an orchard, our team treats each situation with care, professionalism, and respect for the surrounding environment. 

Call (620) 407-2761 or contact us online today.

How We Treat Bee and Wasp Infestations 

General Pest Control uses Integrated Pest Management (IPM) specifically designed for bees and wasps. This method goes far beyond a simple removal. It’s a multi-step strategy geared to the habits, life cycles, and environmental impact of each species.

For wasps, our process begins with identifying the type of nest and mapping its flight patterns. We carefully time treatments to target active periods while minimizing risks to people, pets, and beneficial insects. 

Targeted removal techniques, including nest elimination and strategic baiting, reduce the likelihood of recurrence. We also offer guidance on possible modifications, such as sealing potential entry points and removing attractants that discourage future activity.

Honeybees are a different challenge entirely. As vital pollinators, they are essential to local agriculture, including the orchards and gardens found throughout Finney County. When a colony is discovered near a home or commercial property, we assess whether relocation is possible. We may coordinate with local beekeepers to safely relocate hives to productive areas, thereby protecting both the bees and your property.

Seasonal activity, local flora, and nesting preferences are all considered in this targeted approach, allowing our team to mitigate risks while supporting the broader ecosystem.

Preventative measures are a key part of IPM. We educate property owners about landscaping choices, food source management, and the timing of outdoor activities that can reduce the appeal of nesting near homes or businesses. All of this complements our treatments, helping you reduce the chances of future infestations while maintaining safe, functional outdoor spaces.