Removing a Hornet or Wasp Nest

Hornets and wasps have an important role in our environment. They prey on other insects, helping to keep pest populations under control. For the most part, they do their job while we go about ours. But sometimes we cross paths with these stinging insects and they become aggressive and dangerous.

Hornets create nests to have a place to lay eggs. They often find sheltered areas such as trees, rafters, or roof eaves to call home. The nest will look like it is constructed out of paper or mud and is often shaped like a cone or just a big lump. If a hornet’s nest has taken up residence too close to your home, you may need to eliminate their nest in order to keep you and your family safe, but you should never attempt this process on your own.

What To Do When You Find a Nest

Call a professional. A wasp or hornet's nest—no matter the size—can be extremely dangerous. Avoid pain for you and your family by calling a professional to remove the threat. 

As soon as you find a nest too close to your home, call Green Pest Solutions and they will remove it for you, plus provide you with ways to prevent these pests from getting too close for comfort in the future.