Question 1

What type of insect removal services does the company provide?

Accepted Answer

Cascadia Venom Collection specializes in the free removal of live, unsprayed hornet, yellowjacket, honeybee, and wasp nests without the use of chemicals. They also collect honeybee swarms in the springtime and can remove established honeybee hives between March and June.

Question 2

What types of nests does the company remove?

Accepted Answer

The company removes exposed "paper ball" type nests as well as concealed or in-ground nesting species. They also remove Polistes wasps from places they are already removing hornets or yellowjackets.

Question 3

What happens to the insects that are collected?

Accepted Answer

The insects collected are sold to labs that extract their venom for use in allergy immunotherapy.

Question 4

Does the company collect nests that have been sprayed with pesticides?

Accepted Answer

No, the company only collects unsprayed nests. Insects that have been treated with any pesticides or chemicals are not allowed for use in human allergy immunotherapy, so the company will not collect nests that have been sprayed or attempted to be exterminated in any way.

Question 5

What is the company's service area?

Accepted Answer

Cascadia Venom Collection provides free hornet and yellowjacket nest removal services in the South Puget Sound area, including Thurston, Lewis, Mason, Pierce, and Grays Harbor counties.

Voyager DB

Contact Research

Chrome Extension

Cascadia Venom Collection - "The Bee Man"

Company Overview

Company Name

Website

Phone

Google Reviews

About Cascadia Venom Collection - "The Bee Man"

More Companies in Washington

Frequently Asked Questions about Cascadia Venom Collection - "The Bee Man"

What type of insect removal services does the company provide?

What types of nests does the company remove?

What happens to the insects that are collected?

Does the company collect nests that have been sprayed with pesticides?

What is the company's service area?

Categories

Key Decision Makers