Attempting to get rid of these pests on your own can be dangerous, leaving you vulnerable to painful stings and possible allergic reactions. They don’t want to be bothered and some types of wasps and hornets can be extremely aggressive. Properly identifying the type of flying insects that have invaded your property and determining how to eliminate them requires the right training and knowledge. 

The right pest control method for stinging insects depends on the species, where they are nesting, and the extent of the problem. Some sprays and dusts can be used to eliminate bees, wasps, and hornets. A licensed pest control technician can identify your pests, locate their nests, and determine the most effective products and application methods to eliminate the nest. 

Once the nest has been eliminated, you can take steps to make your property less attractive to these pests in the future. Do not leave food unattended, keep garbage in tightly sealed cans, seal any cracks in the house, and repair or replace window screens to avoid letting flying insects into the house.