Priority scheduling
Active nests near doors, play areas or work areas get moved to the front of the schedule, typically within days, not weeks.
Wasps · Hornets · Yellowjackets
Active nest? We prioritize stinging insects.
A nest by the door isn't a wait-a-week problem. We schedule stinging-insect calls first, remove the nest safely and treat the area so the colony doesn't rebuild in the same spot.
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What we do
Wasps & stinging insects, handled properly.
Safe nest removal
Proper equipment and technique to remove nests from eaves, wall voids, ground burrows and trees, without sending an agitated colony into your yard.
Rebuild prevention
Treating the nest site and nearby harborage discourages new queens from rebuilding in the same protected spots next season.
How it works
Inspect. Treat. Protect.
The same disciplined sequence behind every Antex service, applied to wasps & stinging insects.
STEP 01
Inspect
We locate every nest on the property: visible ones and the hidden colonies in wall voids, ground burrows and eaves.
STEP 02
Treat
The nest is treated and removed with proper protective equipment, at the time of day the colony is least active.
STEP 03
Protect
Nest sites and likely rebuild spots are treated so returning queens don't re-establish. New activity between visits? We return free.
Questions
What homeowners ask us
Should I knock down the nest myself?
We don't recommend it. Yellowjackets and hornets defend their nests aggressively, and a partially destroyed nest often scatters the colony rather than eliminating it. Professional removal is faster and much safer.
How quickly can you get here?
Stinging-insect calls get priority scheduling. For active nests we're typically out within days. Tell us when you call if anyone in the household is allergic.
What's the difference between wasps, hornets and yellowjackets?
Hornets and yellowjackets are both types of wasps. Yellowjackets often nest in the ground or wall voids, hornets in aerial paper nests. The distinction matters because nest location changes how removal has to be done.
Will they just come back next year?
Colonies die off each winter, but new queens favor the same protected spots. Treating the site after removal, and sealing voids where practical, breaks that cycle.
Our guarantee: If pests return between scheduled visits, we'll come back and address the issue at no additional cost.
Free inspections
Active nest? Get priority scheduling today.
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