
Different Flying Insects May Require Different Services
Bees and wasps can behave differently. Identifying the insect and locating the active area helps determine the appropriate next step.
Hidden Activity May Extend Beyond the Visible Opening
Repeated traffic around a wall, roofline or exterior gap may indicate activity inside a protected area that requires careful assessment.
Follow the Activity to Its Source
We review flight patterns, gathering points, accessible openings and visible nesting activity around the property.
Avoid Disturbing or Blocking the Opening
We recommend leaving an active area undisturbed until the insect and location have been assessed.

Inspect
We Review the Visible Activity
We examine flight paths, gathering points and accessible areas where the bees may be entering or nesting.
Identify
We Clarify the Insect and Location
We assess the insect, activity level and nesting location before recommending the appropriate response.
Service
We Complete the Recommended Bee Service
The service is determined by the identification, activity and accessibility of the affected area.
Guide
We Explain the Next Steps
We provide relevant monitoring and exterior-maintenance recommendations after the assessment or service.
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Yes. Petty Pest Control assesses bee activity for properties throughout Niagara Falls & Southern Ontario.
Appearance, flight behaviour and nesting location may provide clues, but an inspection can help clarify the insect.
Bee activity may occur around wall openings, rooflines, soffits, sheds, trees and other protected areas.
Do not block an active opening before assessment. This may redirect the insects into another area of the property.
Disturbing or spraying an unidentified nest can increase activity and sting risk. Assessment is recommended before taking action.
Bees may use accessible exterior openings that lead into sheltered wall, roofline or structural spaces.
Yes. We can assess activity around doorways, walkways, patios and other frequently used areas.
Keep the person away from the active area and seek appropriate medical guidance concerning their allergy or any sting reaction.
No. Bees may visit flowering plants or water sources. Repeated traffic to the same opening is more likely to require assessment.
Complete the website form or call +1 289-277-1798 and describe the insect, activity and affected location.
4551 Zimmerman Ave, Niagara Falls, ON L2E 3M5, Canada
Call: +1 289-277-1798

Call : +1 289-277-1798