Pest Control Treatment
Wasp nest removal
Wasp nest removal that's safe and effective. Paper wasps, yellow jackets, hornets—professionals handle the nest so you don't have to.
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Wasp nest removal eliminates active wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket nests from your property. These insects can sting repeatedly when threatened, and nests near doors, patios, or play areas pose a real risk to you and your family. Professionals use protective equipment and the right products to treat the nest and remove it when appropriate, so you don't have to approach it yourself.
DIY nest removal is dangerous—especially for nests in high places, in walls, or in the ground. Allergic reactions to stings can be life-threatening. Professional wasp nest removal is the safest way to get rid of the nest and reduce the chance of stings. Many providers offer same-day or emergency service when the nest is in a high-traffic area.
When to get wasp nest removal
- When you've found a wasp, hornet, or yellow jacket nest on or near your home, shed, or deck.
- When the nest is near a door, window, or area where people or pets spend time.
- When someone in your household is allergic to stings and you need the nest removed safely.
- When you need same-day or emergency removal because the nest is in a high-risk location.
Why professional wasp nest removal matters
Stinging insects can cause serious reactions in people who are allergic, and even non-allergic individuals can be stung multiple times if they disturb a nest. Climbing ladders or using store-bought sprays puts you at risk. Professionals have the equipment and experience to treat and remove the nest safely. Removing the nest also prevents it from growing and producing more workers as the season progresses.
What to expect from wasp nest removal
- A quick assessment of the nest location, size, and species (paper wasp, yellow jacket, hornet).
- Treatment of the nest with an insecticide that kills the colony; removal of the nest may follow once activity has stopped.
- Instructions to stay away from the area for a set time and to avoid disturbing the nest before the visit.
- Same-day or next-day service when you need urgent removal.
Common questions about wasp nest removal
- How much does wasp nest removal cost?
- Cost depends on the nest location (e.g., high up, in a wall), size, and whether you need same-day service. Your provider can give you a quote when you describe the situation.
- Can I remove the nest myself?
- DIY removal is risky. You can be stung multiple times, and if you're allergic, that can be dangerous. Professionals have protective gear and the right products. For nests near living areas, professional removal is strongly recommended.
- What happens to the nest after treatment?
- The colony is eliminated by the treatment. The nest itself may be removed once it's safe, or it may be left in place (it won't be reused by the same colony). Your technician will explain the process.
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