Wasp & Hornet Control in Venice, FL

Wasp & Hornet Control built for Venice homes

Venice was planned by John Nolen in the mid-1920s, and homes built to his design feature the sheltered soffits, overhangs and garage structures that paper wasps use to anchor nests each spring. With roughly 51 inches of rain a year and the wet season running June through September, wasp activity builds quickly and carries well into fall. Venice sees fewer than one freezing night in a typical year, so colonies never fully die back and new ones begin establishing before the previous season ends. Roughly a third of the city's housing has been built since 2000, meaning properties of varying age face the same sustained pressure. Catching and treating nests on scheduled program visits, rather than waiting for a single call-out, is what keeps that cycle from compounding year over year.