Wasp nest removal
A nest over the door or under the deck should not put part of your home out of reach. Tell us where the wasps are active.
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What to look for
Paper-like cells beneath an eave and repeated flights to a sheltered corner can help describe a wasp problem. A small entrance in the ground or siding may lead to a concealed nest. Watch only from a distance; color alone does not confirm the species.
How the problem is assessed
The visit starts with the insect, the nest location and the way people use the space around it. Discuss access, treatment options and whether nest removal is included. A nest inside a wall needs an assessment before any opening is sealed.
After the visit
Follow the instructions for keeping clear after treatment. Ask when the space can be used again, whether remaining activity needs a return visit, and when an inactive opening can be repaired.
Questions about wasps
Can you help if I cannot see the nest?
Describe the flight path and the entry point you can see safely. A concealed nest needs assessment before the treatment method is chosen.
Should I plug the hole?
Leave an active entrance alone. Blocking an occupied route can redirect insects into other parts of the building.
Let’s get your space
back to normal
Tell us what you’ve noticed. We’ll help you find the next step.