Increased activity: You’re seeing lots of wasps flying in and out of the same hole in the ground or side of a building.
Buzzing sounds in walls: Yellow jackets sometimes build nests in wall cavities or attics.
Stings without warning: If you’ve been stung near your home, there could be a nest nearby — especially if the wasps seem aggressive.
Yellow jacket nests can grow fast and become dangerous. If you suspect one near your home or business, don’t wait. Give our pest experts a call — we’ll inspect the area and safely eliminate the threat.
They’re known for building nests in the ground, walls, or eaves of homes, and they fiercely defend their territory. Unlike bees, yellow jackets can sting multiple times, making them a serious threat to kids, pets, and anyone allergic.
If you spot increased wasp activity or find a nest, don’t try to remove it yourself — disturbing a yellow jacket colony can lead to painful stings and serious injury. Call a professional pest control team to safely assess and remove the problem.
Stay safe — let us handle the sting.
