Wasp & Hornet Control in Naples, FL

Wasp & Hornet Control built for Naples homes

Naples sits near the Gulf with roughly 50 inches of rain falling each year, the bulk of it arriving from June through September, and that long wet stretch is precisely when wasp colonies reach their largest size. Queens that began building in spring have full worker populations by midsummer, and nests appear under soffits, inside garage door frames, and along fence rails wherever sheltered horizontal surfaces exist. About 60 percent of Naples housing went up between 1960 and 1989, and those decades of construction left abundant structural cavities that paper wasps readily colonize. Because freezes almost never occur here, colonies in protected spots can persist well past the calendar months when northern Florida sees activity taper off. Scheduled visits through an ongoing program address active nests and treat harborage points before new queens establish the following cycle.