Yellow jackets, hornets, and paper wasps can be aggressive and dangerous — especially for anyone with a sting allergy. Removing a nest is never a DIY job. We treat and remove nests safely, then help prevent new colonies from forming.
We treat and remove nests using professional equipment — never a risky DIY job, especially with sting allergies.
Yellow jackets, bald-faced hornets, paper wasps, and ground wasps each require a different approach. We identify first.
Early-season treatments prevent nests from forming in high-risk areas around your home.
Local knowledge of Wisconsin stinging insect seasons, nesting habits, and behavior.
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Different stinging insects need different treatment. Here are the species we remove most often across Northeast Wisconsin.
Aggressive, ground-nesting wasps that sting repeatedly. They become hostile in late summer and are attracted to food, sugary drinks, and garbage at outdoor gatherings.
Large, black-and-white hornets that build football-sized paper nests in trees and on buildings. Highly aggressive when the nest is disturbed — multiple stings are common.
Slender wasps that build open-comb umbrella nests under eaves, decks, and railings. Less aggressive than yellow jackets but will sting if the nest is threatened.
Solitary digger wasps that nest in bare soil and lawns. Generally non-aggressive, but their numbers can be alarming and their nests a tripping hazard.
Solitary wasps that build mud tubes on walls and under eaves. Mostly harmless and beneficial, but their nests are unsightly and can attract other pests.
Eaves, soffits, wall voids, attics, ground holes, shrubs, and playground equipment. We locate every nest on your property before treating.
The same creatures we treat indoors are doing important work outdoors — pollinating, controlling pests, and keeping Northeast Wisconsin's ecosystems in balance. Learn why they matter and how to coexist.
Safe, effective stinging insect control means treating the nest at the right time, removing it, and preventing rebuilds.
We locate all nests on your property — eaves, soffits, wall voids, ground, and vegetation — and identify the species.
We treat nests at the right time of day using professional equipment, ensuring full colony elimination with minimal risk.
We remove the treated nest and apply a residual product to the area to discourage wasps from rebuilding in the same spot.
Early-season treatments and exclusion stop new colonies from establishing in high-risk areas around your home.
Allergic to stings? Don't risk a DIY removal. Call now for safe, professional treatment.
Call NowSee a wasp nest on your home or in your yard? Don't risk stings. Call today for safe, professional nest removal and a prevention plan.