Wasp and bee removal in Houston
Wasp and bee removal in Houston should be done by a professional when nests are high or large. We treat and remove wasp nests, and we tell you when a bee hive needs a beekeeper. Your family stays safe.
Signs of a wasp or bee problem
- A nest under an eave, rail or soffit
- Many wasps flying near one spot
- A swarm of bees on a tree or fence
- Buzzing inside a wall
- Wasps near the pool or grill
- Stings around the yard
- Nest in a mailbox or shed
How removal works
- 1IdentifyWe check if it is a wasp, hornet or bee nest.
- 2TreatWasp nests are treated with the right product and then removed.
- 3RemoveWe take down the nest, and for bees we may refer to a beekeeper.
- 4PreventWe suggest ways to stop rebuilding.
Wasp and bee removal costs in Houston
Easy-to-reach nest.
Needs a ladder or extra equipment.
May involve a beekeeper and wall access.
Typical Houston ranges for planning. Your written price comes after we see the job.
What changes the price
- Height and size of the nest.
- Type of insect.
- Whether the nest is inside a wall.
- Number of nests.
- Time of year.
Good to know in Houston
Paper wasps, mud daubers and yellow jackets are common around Houston patios, eaves and sheds. Honey bees can build hives in walls or trees, and these may need a beekeeper. Warm, mild winters let nests start early and last late.
Pest control companies in Texas are licensed by the Texas Department of Agriculture (TDA) Structural Pest Control Service, and technicians work under a certified applicator.
Questions about wasps and bees
Should I remove a nest myself?
Not if it is high, large or you are allergic. A professional has gear and products for the job.
Do you remove honey bees?
We treat wasps and refer honey bee hives to a beekeeper when possible.
Will they come back?
They can. We remove nests and give tips to keep them away.
Do you work in the evening?
Often yes, since wasps are calmer at night.