Wasp & Hornet Nest Removal in Brampton, Mississauga & the GTA
Wasps around the deck, the eaves or a hole in the lawn? We find the nest, treat it and, where possible, remove it so you can use your yard again.
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Wasp nests start small in spring and can grow much larger by late summer.
Wasps defend their nest, and some kinds can sting more than once. That makes nests near doors, decks and walkways a real risk.
We locate the nest, including ones that are hard to find, and treat it at the source. Wasp and hornet service is offered subject to inspection and safe access.
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- 15+ years experience
- Licensed & insured
- Open 8am–11pm daily
- 5.0 on Google
Signs of a wasp or hornet nest
You'll usually notice the wasps before the nest. Look for:
Steady traffic
Wasps flying in and out of the same spot again and again, such as a gap in the siding.
Paper nests
Grey, papery nests under eaves, in trees, shrubs, sheds or attics.
Ground nests
Wasps going in and out of a hole in the lawn or garden — common with yellow jackets.
Wasps indoors
Wasps in the attic, near light fixtures or around windows, which can mean a nest in a wall or ceiling.
Scraped wood
Light scraping marks on fences or decks, where wasps collect wood fibre to build nests.
Wasps, hornets and yellow jackets
Yellow jackets are small and bright yellow and black. They often nest in the ground or in wall voids, and get aggressive in late summer, especially around food and garbage.
Hornets, including bald-faced hornets, build large grey paper nests in trees, shrubs and under eaves.
Paper wasps build open, umbrella-shaped nests under eaves, decks, railings and light fixtures.
Carpenter bees and cicada killers
Carpenter bees look like bumblebees but drill neat round holes in decks, fascia and wood trim to nest. Over time, they can damage the wood.
Cicada killers are large wasps that dig burrows in sandy soil and lawns. They look alarming, but they rarely sting people.
Not sure what you're seeing? Describe it when you get in touch, and we'll help identify it.
Why you shouldn't remove a large nest yourself
Disturbing a nest can set off a defensive swarm. Ladders, roof edges and hidden ground nests add to the risk.
Store-bought sprays often don't reach the centre of the nest, and sealing an entrance can send wasps into your walls or home. For large nests, nests in walls, or anyone with a sting allergy, call a professional.
Our wasp and hornet removal process
Nest removal is about finding the right spot and treating it properly, so the whole colony is dealt with.
Step 1: Inspect
We find the nest and identify the species, including nests hidden in walls, soffits or the ground.
Step 2: Plan
We explain where the nest is and how we'll handle it. You receive a quote and approve the price before any treatment begins.
Step 3: Treat
We apply a targeted treatment directly into the nest to deal with the colony.
Step 4: Remove & prevent
Where possible, we remove the nest. That depends on its location, how accessible it is and the treatment method. We also share tips to make your property less inviting next season.
Before we arrive
Wasp treatment needs very little preparation from you. Until we get there:
- Keep people away from the nest area, and don't block or disturb the entrance.
- Don't spray, knock down or seal up the nest yourself. This can make wasps aggressive or drive them into your home.
- Note where you've seen the wasps coming and going.
- Make sure we can safely reach the area — unlock gates and move cars or furniture if needed.
- If anyone in your home has a severe sting allergy, keep them indoors and let us know when you get in touch.
- On the day, follow your technician's instructions about staying away from the nest or remaining indoors.
Final preparation instructions will be provided based on the treatment method and product requirements.
Service warranty available, conditions apply. Subject to following our preparation and prevention recommendations.
Why choose us for wasp removal
We find the nest
We look for the actual nest, even when it's tucked into a wall, a soffit or the ground.
Trees, eaves and ground nests
We handle nests in trees, shrubs, sheds, eaves, walls and lawns, subject to inspection and safe access.
Open 7 days
Call when you spot a nest. We're open 8:00 am – 11:00 pm, 7 days a week.
15+ years, fully insured
A fully licensed and fully insured company with more than 15 years in pest control.
What our customers say
5.0 from 20 Google reviews
“He did extra work to find out the nest and destroy.”
Jigar K. · Google review “…a thorough and detailed removal of the wasps surrounding the home.”
J. M. · Google review - Positive: Responsiveness, Punctuality, Professionalism, Value
- Service: Hornet & wasp extermination
Theleepan S. · Google review
Common questions
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Serving Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto & the GTA
We remove wasp, hornet and yellow jacket nests from homes, yards and commercial properties across Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto and the GTA. Call (647) 325-1234 — we're open 8:00 am – 11:00 pm, 7 days a week.
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