Reece Pest Service

14/10/2026

🐝 Hornet season is back—don’t let nest removal costs STING you!

Spotted a nest around your home or business? Keep your distance and leave the removal to Reece Pest Control. We’ll help you take the sting out of the situation so you can get back to enjoying your space.

📞 Contact Reece Pest Control today to schedule your service!

24/08/2026

🐝 Trouble with bees? Looking for pest control that protects your home and your pollinators?

Meet Reece Pest Service — your local, veteran-owned pest control company serving the Triad.

🌿 Eco-friendly pest control options
🐝 Pollinator-conscious solutions
💰 Affordable local service
🇺🇸 Veteran-owned
🤝 Never a contract

We believe pest control should protect your home without unnecessarily harming the environment around it.

Local. Affordable. Eco-conscious. No contracts.

📞 Contact Reece Pest Service today to learn how we can help.

19/08/2026

We are a veteran-owned business and believe in protecting our pollinators. Call Reese Pest Service today and find our more about our no-fog, pollinator-safe, mosquito control! 336-989-1919

19/08/2026

🦟 MOSQUITO CONTROL DOESN’T HAVE TO START WITH FOGGING
Call us today for no-fog mosquito control!
REECE PEST SERVICE: 336-989-1919

When most people think about mosquito control, they picture a fogger or mist blower. But spraying adult mosquitoes should be one of the later steps—not the first.

Fogging may kill mosquitoes, but it can also affect beneficial insects and pollinators, including bees and butterflies.

A more thoughtful mosquito-control strategy starts at the source:

💧 1. Eliminate breeding sites
Remove standing water wherever possible. Check buckets, flowerpot saucers, toys, gutters, birdbaths, and other areas where water can collect.

🦟 2. Target mosquitoes before they become adults
For standing water that can’t be removed, an appropriate larvicide can help control mosquito larvae before they mature.

🪤 3. Consider mosquito traps
Some traps attract adult mosquitoes, while others are designed to lure female mosquitoes to lay their eggs inside the trap, interrupting the breeding cycle.

🌿 4. If adult mosquito treatment is necessary, spray thoughtfully
A compressed-air sprayer can allow for more targeted application and may create less pesticide drift than broad misting or fogging equipment. Botanical-oil-based products may also be an option in some situations.

🐝 HELP PROTECT POLLINATORS

When mosquito treatments are necessary:

• Avoid spraying blooming plants where bees and butterflies may be feeding.
• Schedule treatments when pollinators are less active.
• Remove children’s toys, pet food, and water dishes from treatment areas.
• Always follow the pesticide label for application instructions and required reentry times.

Effective mosquito control isn’t simply about spraying more—it’s about targeting the mosquito life cycle while reducing unnecessary pesticide exposure.

🦟 Need help creating a mosquito-control plan for your property? Contact Reece Pest Services.

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11/08/2026

10/08/2026

🐝 That Bee in Your Face? He Can’t Sting You!

If a carpenter bee seems determined to hover right in front of your face, there’s a good chance it’s a male carpenter bee. 😮🐝

The good news? Male carpenter bees don’t have stingers. They may act territorial and hover around people, but they can’t sting. 🙌

🔎 Carpenter Bee or Bumblebee?

One easy clue is the abdomen. Carpenter bees typically have a smooth, shiny abdomen, while bumblebees have a fuzzier abdomen covered with hair. 🐝✨

🪵 So Who’s Making Those Holes?

That would be the female carpenter bee. She bores perfectly round holes into weathered, unfinished, or unpainted wood to create a nesting area for her eggs.

Over time, repeated nesting can lead to:

🔸 Unsightly holes
🔸 Wood deterioration
🔸 Potential structural damage if activity continues year after year

🌼 But Carpenter Bees Are Pollinators!

Carpenter bees play an important role in pollination, so the goal doesn’t have to be eliminating them altogether. 🌿🐝

Instead, individual nesting holes can be professionally treated to discourage bees from returning. Once the activity has stopped, the holes can be properly sealed to help prevent them from being reused. 🏡

🐝 Seeing carpenter bees around your deck, porch, trim, or other wooden areas?

Contact Reece Pest Services for help protecting your home while managing carpenter bees responsibly. 🌿🏡

02/08/2026

🐜 Ant Swarm or Termite Swarm? Know the Difference!

Spring is prime swarming season—and while both ants and termites can suddenly appear in large numbers, they’re definitely not the same pest.

Here are a few quick ways to tell them apart:

🔍 Ant Swarmers
• Bent or “elbowed” antennae
• Narrow, pinched waist
• Front wings are longer than the back wings
• Usually indicate a nearby ant colony

Ant swarmers often emerge from colonies in the yard, around landscaping, under pavement, or near the home. They take flight to mate and establish new colonies, and you may notice increased ant activity around the property before or after the swarm.

🏠 Termite Swarmers
• Straight antennae
• Broad, uniform body with no pinched waist
• Four wings that are roughly the same size
• May be a warning sign that a termite colony is established nearby—or even inside your home

Termite swarmers leave a mature colony to mate and start new colonies. If you see them emerging from inside your home, around the foundation, near windows, or from cracks in walls or flooring, it may indicate an established termite colony nearby
One of the biggest clues? Discarded wings near windows, doors, or light sources can be a sign of termite activity.

If you spot a swarm this spring and aren’t sure what you’re dealing with, don’t guess. Reece Pest Services can help identify the pest and determine whether treatment is needed.

📞 Contact Reece Pest Services for a professional inspection and protect your home before a small pest problem becomes a much bigger one.

10/05/2026

🌸 Happy Mother’s Day from Reece Pest Service
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Today, we celebrate the mothers, grandmothers, wives, caregivers, and strong women who make our houses feel like home. Thank you for the love, hard work, patience, and care you give every single day. 💐

From all of us at Reece Pest Service, we hope your day is filled with peace, appreciation, and time spent with those who matter most. ❤️

As a veteran-owned, environmentally-conscious company, we are proud to help protect the homes and families of our community — safely and responsibly.

Happy Mother’s Day! 🌷🐝🏡

28/04/2026

🌿☀️ Enjoy your yard all season long — without the fog! 🦟🚫

Reece Pest Service offers a bee-safe, no-fog mosquito solution that protects your pollinators, gardens, and outdoor spaces while providing consistent mosquito control all season long. 🌸🐝🌱