Wasps Pest Control and Removal Services

Safe and Effective Wasp Nest Removal in Vancouver

Wasps might be small, but when they build nests near your home or business, they can cause big problems. From painful stings to aggressive swarms, dealing with a wasp infestation is not something you want to tackle on your own. That’s where RainCity Pest Control comes in. We specialize in wasp nest removal in Vancouver, providing safe, effective, and fast solutions to protect your property and peace of mind.

Our team is fully licensed, trained, and equipped to handle even the most challenging wasp situations. Whether it’s a nest tucked under your roofline, in a wall cavity, or out in the garden, we’ll assess the situation and apply a targeted approach to remove the nest and prevent future invasions. We use eco-friendly treatments that are safe for your family, pets, and the environment — no harsh chemicals, just proven techniques backed by years of experience.

We know how stressful it can be to have wasps lurking around your space. That’s why we offer quick response times, honest advice, and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. At RainCity Pest Control, our goal isn’t just to remove pests — it’s to restore your comfort and confidence in your surroundings.

So if you’re dealing with a buzzing problem, don’t wait. Contact RainCity Pest Control today for expert wasp nest removal in Vancouver. Let our trusted team handle the sting, so you can enjoy your space worry-free.

Wasps

Wasps feed on sweet liquids and are even known to get drunk off fermenting juice in the late summer. In the autumn, inseminated females will seek places to spend the winter, and may move inside the home, especially if there is a cathedral ceiling present.

European Hornets

European hornets live in colonies that may contain between 200-400 members. They tend to appear in late summer and, unlike most other stinging insects, are active at night. European hornets are attracted to light and will repeatedly bang into lighted windows when it’s dark outside.

Yellowjackets

Yellowjackets live in colonies with up to 4,000 workers, so it’s not surprising that their nests can grow to very large sizes.   This is the most common wasp in BC.

Africanized Bees

Africanized bees, also known as killer bees, defend their colonies and attack when threatened. They have been known to chase people for more than a quarter of a mile once they get excited. If you are being chased by Africanized bees, run in a zigzag pattern and seek shelter in a house or car. Do not jump in water because the bees will just wait around for you to come up for air.