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Wasp nest removal done right keeps your family, staff, and customers safe. Our licensed, bonded technicians use proven methods for fast, safe wasp nest removal—without unnecessary disruption. Call Cal King Pest Control for same‑day service and a free estimate.
Family‑owned, local experts with 35+ years of experience
Licensed, bonded, and insured
Emergency and Saturday appointments available
Up‑front pricing and clear service plans
Respectful, clean, and careful work around your home or business
Visible wasp or wasp nest under eaves, in walls, sheds, attics, or ground voids
Frequent wasp traffic near trash cans, outdoor seating, or play areas
Buzzing or scraping sounds in walls or soffits
Stings or increased aggression when you mow, trim, or approach the area
Inspection & Identification – We locate the nest, identify the types of wasps (yellowjackets, paper wasps, mud daubers, etc.), and assess risks.
Targeted Treatment – We apply the right method for the species and location, using precision tools and protective gear.
Nest Removal – When safe and appropriate, we remove the wasp nest and secure access points.
Exclusion & Prevention – We recommend sealing gaps and managing food sources to keep wasps from returning.
Follow‑Up – Need us back? We’ll return if you see activity.
Low‑drift, targeted applications
After‑hours scheduling to reduce exposure
Care for pets, pollinators, and landscaping
Clear guidance on re‑entry and clean‑up
Yellowjackets (e.g., Western yellowjacket) – Often nest in ground or wall voids; can be aggressive.
Paper wasps (including European paper wasp) – Umbrella‑shaped open paper nests under eaves.
Bald‑faced hornet (aerial yellowjacket) – Large enclosed paper nests in trees or structures.
Mud daubers – Mud tubes on walls and eaves; generally less aggressive.
Tarantula hawks – Large solitary wasps; painful sting but rarely aggressive unless provoked.
Cicada killers (Western species) – Large solitary wasps; dig in sandy soil; seldom sting people.
Proper identification matters. Different types of wasps need different removal methods.
We protect single‑family homes, apartments, and HOAs. If you’re seeing heavy wasp activity around patios, pools, garbage areas, or playsets, we can help with how to get rid of wasps the safe way—professional removal and prevention.
Restaurants, warehouses, schools, agriculture, and parks face food and foot‑traffic risks. We offer scheduled maintenance, service reminders, and documentation for compliance.
Keep trash bins sealed and clean
Remove fallen fruit and sugary drink spills
Seal gaps under rooflines, around vents, and utility penetrations
Screen attic and sub‑area vents; repair torn screens
Schedule routine inspections during warm months
Yuba City, Marysville, Wheatland, Plumas Lake, Lincoln, Loomis, Rocklin, Auburn, Live Oak, Gridley, Oroville, Grass Valley, Sutter, Meridian, Colusa, Sheridan, Pleasant Grove, and nearby areas.
A: You’ll notice concentrated wasp activity near eaves, trees, or ground holes. Buzzing or scraping in walls can also indicate nesting.
A: It’s not recommended. Wasps can sting multiple times and defend aggressively. Always contact a licensed pest control professional for safe removal.
A: Yes, they pollinate and control other insects. However, when they nest near people or pets, professional removal is the safest option.
A: We often provide same‑day service and emergency response throughout Yuba City and nearby areas.
A: Our exclusion and prevention measures greatly reduce the risk of re‑nesting. We also offer follow‑up visits as needed.
Call (530) 673-6322 or request an estimate online for expert wasp nest removal today. Ask about 50% off your first regular service for new maintenance plans.
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