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If you have started noticing bees in your backyard, we strongly encourage you to stay away from the area. Both wasps and bees are known to be very territorial and can cause painful stinging, in some cases even causing severe allergic reactions.
That’s why our team of professional Bee exterminators offers:
*While we do offer stinging insect removal spray treatments, in some cases, such as those of honey bees, we offer alternative relocation options.
This package covers interior and ongoing seasonal 30' perimeter exterior treatments of pests covered in the economy plan plus rodents (1 bait station), ants, fire ants, wasp nests, mud daubers, fleas & ticks, german roaches, pantry pests, beetles, and annual pest audit.
Initial Fee Starts at $179
This package covers interior and ongoing seasonal 30' perimeter exterior treatments of pests covered in the defender plan. This is our flagship product that includes termite coverage, plus wire mesh placed in your home’s weep holes, fire ant control for a whole standard size yard, scorpions, venomous spiders, annual termite inspection, and annual pest audit.
$349 Initial Fee for Sentricon System Applies
Bees and wasps can be good to have around from time to time, but there is such a thing as “too much of a good thing.” When you see a bee nest on your property, it usually leads to running from these pests and having to spend more time indoors than out to avoid any stings or attacks on your food.
While people love to find ways to take care of pests themselves, this is certainly not the time for DIY pest control. Bee removals are serious processes, and without the right equipment, you put yourself in serious danger.
Professional Bee removal are key to safety and comfort. Alamo Pest Control can help with that, using our advanced safety technology that allows us to perform nest removal without putting anyone in harm’s way.
Great service starts with great exterminators, which is why our entire team goes through rigorous training. We start with classroom training, then move on to on-the-job training where our experienced exterminators pass on their knowledge to our new hires. We also hold regular meetings to ensure our team is familiar with the newest products and techniques that will keep your home safe from pests.
We’ve been in business for almost 30 years, so no matter how big or intimidating your pest infestation may seem, we know exactly how to treat it. As locals ourselves, we also take great pride in helping our community by providing reliable pest control.
Should pests persist in between scheduled treatments, simply let us know and we’ll re-service your home for no additional cost to you. That’s our guarantee to you!
As a locally-owned and operated company, our team of exterminators takes great pride in helping our community. We’ve provided dependable, affordable pest control across the region since 1993.
Alamo provides outstanding service at a very reasonable price. Troy, the tech that did our service, was friendly and took the time to explain everything he was doing. Definitely will be using them for my future pest control needs.
Joey Robertson
Exceptional service!! Thank you Chris Pena for your service and knowledge on our bug issues. Please send Chris back in 3 months!! Thanks again.
Zelda Manning, Carrollton Office
Great service from when I first service Jay explained very well what was better for us to do and what service to get. 100% recommend it.
Juan Martinez, Carrollton Office
It depends on the species. For honey bees, we offer alternative relocation options rather than extermination, while other stinging insects are handled with treatments that remove the nest. If you want the hive relocated rather than destroyed, ask specifically when you book so we can confirm it as part of your treatment plan discussion.
Honey bees are the workhorses of U.S. crop pollination — according to the USDA, they pollinate more than 130 different fruit and vegetable crops, worth an estimated $15 billion a year in agricultural value. That’s the practical reason many pest control companies, including us, treat honey bees differently from wasps or hornets: a colony found in a wall or attic is a nuisance to solve, but not necessarily one to destroy outright when relocation is possible.
It’s genetically complicated but practically manageable. Africanized honey bees reached Texas in 1990, and Texas A&M research has found that bee populations in North Texas are now, in part, Africanized due to interbreeding with local European honey bee colonies — meaning you generally can’t tell which kind you’re looking at just by appearance. The important nuance: a single Africanized bee’s venom isn’t more toxic than a European honey bee’s. The real difference is behavior — Africanized colonies defend the nest more aggressively and in far greater numbers, so a person can end up with many more stings in an encounter, which is what makes them more dangerous in practice, not sting-for-sting.
Stay away from the area and don’t attempt to remove, spray, or disturb it yourself. Bees are territorial around their nest and can sting repeatedly, and in some people that can trigger a severe allergic reaction. Our process starts with a free inspection to locate the hive precisely, followed by a clear conversation about treatment options and cost before anything is done.
After the inspection, we apply a treatment intended to eliminate the pests (or arrange relocation for honey bees), then perform a complete removal of the physical nest — leaving an empty nest in place can attract future colonies or other pests, so full removal matters.
Our guarantee covers this: if pests persist between scheduled treatments on a recurring plan, we will re-service the property at no additional cost. That guarantee is tied to ongoing service rather than a single one-time visit, so it’s worth clarifying which type of service you’re booking if repeat visits matter to you.
