Structural Pest Management is a family owned and operated business. David has gained a respected and trusted reputation for our exceptional quality and service.
We honor every single customer with the utmost care and consideration. We pride ourselves in our performance and results.
Structural Pest strives to provide the BEST pest control service and positive experience to each customer.
Structural Pest Management has been tackling all types of pest problems and ensuring solutions to any insect activity. Structural Pest’s local professional specialist takes the proper and necessary steps to ensure our customers safety, especially when dealing with stinging insects.
Structural Pest proudly serves the city of East Liverpool, Ohio and the surrounding areas.
It’s hard to imagine that something so small can cause so much structural damage. However, there is always a solution for your problem and Structural Pest is here to help.
The common name “carpenter bee” comes from their nesting behavior; nearly all species burrow into hard plant material such as dead wood or bamboo. These bees are found throughout the world with 7 of these species found in the United States.
Homeowners often misidentify these large, dark colored insects as bumble bees because of they are similar in size and appearance. Carpenter bees nest in excavated wooden tunnels. Bumble bees nest in the ground. Carpenter bees are larger, heavy bodied bees that range three-quarters inch to one inch in length. The carpenter bee can be identified by having bright yellow, orange or white hairs on the torso and a black shiny abdomen. The male carpenter bee can be identified by having white markings on the head. While carpenter bees are not generally aggressive, the female does have the ability to sting and will do so if provoked.
As one of the most invasive pests found in homes and businesses, these invasive insects have the potential to cause significant and expensive damage once they have infiltrated your structure. Furthermore, they are extremely common in the United States, making them a notable threat. If you believe you may have any carpenter bee activity, do not hesitate to contact THE EXPERT!
Structural Pest specializes in the treatment of these nuisance and damage causing insects. We offer specific and targeted programs for every pest control need.
This is where an experienced pest control company is necessary for your own safety.
Structural Pest is a quality supplier of professional pest management. It is our goal to prevent the stress associated with these aggressive intruders and provide our clients with a safer and healthier environment.
One of the most important aspects of our work is protecting the health of our customers. We utilize the safest and the most current pest control equipment and methods to remove these invasive colonized pests from our client’s homes or businesses. Don’t go it alone, these stinging insects can be extremely aggressive and can cause serious medical emergencies should they bite or sting.
Leaving any of these stinging insects unattended can result in a significant infestation. We can ensure your property is rid of all these threatening insects and prevent future infestations.
Structural Pest Management also has the ability to offer competitive pricing. Contact us today to get a FREE PHONE ESTIMATE with SAME DAY SCHEDULING SERVICE.
For the highest-quality residential and commercial pest solutions, count on Structural Pest Management!
We offer various service programs to specifically target every customer’s pest control needs. At Structural, we take our responsibility for the safety and satisfaction of each every one of our customers.
Carpenter bees are nuisance pests in most cases, but they can cause considerable structural damage. Fine sawdust caused by the adult bees excavating during the spring will normally be found lying on the ground beneath the nest entrances. Repeated boring may result in unsightly stains caused by falling bee urine and feces around the entry hole. Homeowners often notice a buzzing or burrowing sound coming from within the wood this time of year. The excavating bee will bore directly into the wood for about an inch, then turn sharply at a 90 degree angle usually along the grain of the wood. Normally, the tunnels will extend about four to six inches. If the bees repeatedly use these tunnels, some have measured up to 10 feet long.
Our clients have various options to choose from. We offer an initial pest program with additional options for extended service targeting specific pests. Customers can also choose our quarterly program for protection against over 20 pests or our monthly program for year-round, comprehensive pest protection.
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