Wasp Removal in Audubon, NJ

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Your Property, Wasp-Free and Safe

You get your yard back. No more dodging wasps near your front door or worrying about kids playing outside.

When we handle your wasp problem, you’re not just getting rid of the immediate threat. You’re eliminating the nest completely so they don’t rebuild in the same spot next month.

Your outdoor spaces become usable again. Barbecues, pool time, gardening – all the things you should be able to enjoy on your own property without looking over your shoulder for angry wasps.

Audubon Wasp Removal Experts

We Handle What Others Won't

86 Pest and Wildlife Removal has been protecting Audubon families from wasp infestations for years. We’re the team that shows up when the nest is twenty feet up in your eave or tucked behind your shutters where you can’t reach.

We’re licensed, insured, and equipped with the right gear to handle aggressive wasp colonies safely. While your neighbor might suggest a can of spray and a ladder, we know that’s how people end up in the emergency room.

Our technicians understand wasp behavior specific to New Jersey species. We know when they’re most active, where they build, and how to eliminate them completely the first time.

Our Wasp Nest Removal Process

Simple Process, Complete Elimination

First, we assess the situation. We locate all nests, identify the wasp species, and determine the safest removal approach. You’ll know exactly what we’re dealing with before we start.

Next, we suit up in professional protective gear and apply targeted treatment directly to the nest. We use methods that eliminate the entire colony, not just the wasps you can see flying around.

After treatment, we remove the nest structure and clean up any debris. We also check for secondary nests nearby – wasps often build multiple colonies close together. Before we leave, we’ll point out areas where future nests might develop and give you prevention tips that actually work.

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Complete Wasp Control Solutions

Everything Needed for Total Elimination

You get complete nest removal, not just a spray-and-pray approach. We eliminate the queen, workers, and larvae so the colony can’t rebuild.

Our service includes proper disposal of nest materials and contaminated debris. Wasp nests can harbor bacteria and attract other pests if not handled correctly.

We also provide follow-up inspection if needed. Sometimes wasps from other nearby colonies will investigate the treated area. If you see unusual activity within two weeks, we’ll return to make sure the job is complete.

How quickly can you remove a wasp nest in Audubon?

Most wasp nest removals are completed the same day you call, often within a few hours. We prioritize emergency situations where people have been stung or where the nest is near high-traffic areas like doorways. The actual removal process typically takes 30-60 minutes depending on nest size and location. We don’t rush the job, but we also understand you want your property safe as quickly as possible.

Is wasp nest removal safe around children and pets?

Yes, when done by professionals with proper equipment and methods. We ask that people and pets stay inside during treatment and for about an hour afterward. Our technicians wear full protective suits and use targeted applications that minimize exposure to surrounding areas. We’ll walk you through any specific precautions for your situation before starting work. DIY removal is where most injuries occur – that’s exactly what we help you avoid.

What's the difference between wasps, hornets, and yellow jackets?

They’re all in the wasp family, but their behavior and nesting habits differ significantly. Yellow jackets are the most aggressive and often nest in ground cavities or wall voids. Paper wasps build the umbrella-shaped nests you see under eaves. Hornets are larger and typically nest in trees or bushes. Each requires a different removal approach. We identify the species first because treatment methods that work for paper wasps might not be effective for yellow jacket colonies.

Will wasps come back after you remove the nest?

Not if we eliminate the entire colony, including the queen and larvae. However, new wasp colonies might choose the same general area next season if conditions are favorable. That’s why we remove all nest material and treat the area to discourage rebuilding. We also identify what attracted them initially – food sources, shelter, water access – so you can address those factors. Any wasps you see immediately after treatment are usually stragglers returning to a nest that no longer exists.

How much does professional wasp nest removal cost in Audubon?

Cost depends on nest location, size, and species, but most residential wasp removals range from $150-$400. High nests requiring special equipment or multiple colony situations cost more. We provide upfront pricing before starting work – no surprises or hidden fees. When you consider the cost of multiple cans of wasp spray, protective gear, and potential medical bills from stings, professional removal is usually the more economical choice.

Can you remove wasp nests in hard-to-reach places?

Yes, we have the equipment and experience to safely access nests in attics, high eaves, dense bushes, and other challenging locations. Our technicians are trained to work at heights and in confined spaces while wearing protective gear. We use extension poles, ladders, and specialized tools to reach nests that homeowners can’t safely access. The most dangerous wasp removal attempts happen when people try to reach difficult nests without proper equipment or protection.

Local Resources

Audubon, NJ is located in Camden County in New Jersey State