Beehive & Wasp Removal

What This Service Involves

Stinging-insect nests near playgrounds, shelters, and facility entrances put the public and staff at risk. We remove yellowjacket and wasp nests and, whenever possible, coordinate live relocation of honey bee colonies with local beekeepers. Technicians use protective methods and treatments labeled for public spaces to clear nests safely. Prompt response keeps high-traffic recreation areas open and safe during peak activity.

Benefits

Removes stinging hazards from public areas; Relocates honey bees when feasible; Uses safe methods around occupied spaces; Reopens high-traffic areas quickly

Our Process

1) Locate and identify the nest or colony; 2) Choose removal or bee relocation; 3) Treat or extract the nest safely; 4) Clear the area and confirm no re-nesting

What Affects the Cost

Nest size, height, and access; Wasp removal versus bee relocation; Number of nests treated; Protective and traffic-control needs; Response urgency

Best Time of Year

Wasp and yellowjacket activity peaks from midsummer into fall when colonies are largest.