Treat and remove nests in eaves, sheds, wall voids and the ground.
Yellowjacket and paper wasp nests grow all summer and are largest in August and September, when wasps are most aggressive. Nests in wall voids and underground are the ones not to tackle yourself.
The technician treats the nest, waits for activity to stop, and removes accessible nests. Wall-void nests are treated through the entry and the hole is sealed once the nest is dead.
Nests are treated the same or next day where possible. Anyone with a known sting allergy should stay inside until the job is done.
Inspection, unit prep instructions, and a two-visit treatment plan for houses, apartments and rental buildings.
Tamper-resistant stations or traps inside, and sealing of the gaps mice use to get in.
Find the nest in damp wood, treat the wall void, and fix the moisture that attracted them.
Treat and remove nests in eaves, sheds, wall voids and the ground.