Wasp Removal in Glendora, NJ

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Fast, safe wasp nest removal that keeps your family protected and prevents them from coming back.

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Emergency Wasp Exterminator Glendora

Your Property, Wasp-Free and Safe

You’ll walk outside without scanning for wasps first. Your kids can play in the yard again without you holding your breath every time they run near that corner of the house.

The constant worry stops. No more wondering if today’s the day someone gets stung, or if those wasps are building a bigger nest somewhere you can’t see.

When we finish a wasp removal in Glendora, the nest is completely gone and the area is treated to prevent new colonies from moving in. You get your peace of mind back, along with full use of your outdoor space.

Glendora Wasp Control Experts

We Know New Jersey Wasps

86 Pest and Wildlife Removal has been handling wasp problems across New Jersey for years. Our team knows exactly how yellow jackets behave differently from paper wasps, where they’re likely to build nests around Glendora properties, and what it takes to remove them safely.

Licensed, insured, and experienced with everything from small nests under eaves to large ground colonies that most homeowners never see coming. When wasps become a problem on your property, you need someone who’s dealt with hundreds of these situations before.

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Wasp Nest Removal Process

Here's How We Handle It

First, we locate every nest on your property, including ones you might not know about. Wasps often build secondary nests, and missing even one means they’ll be back.

Next comes safe removal using professional-grade equipment and protective gear. We treat the nest area and remove all traces, so wasps can’t use pheromone trails to rebuild in the same spot.

Finally, we apply preventative treatment to areas where wasps commonly build new nests. You’ll know exactly what we found, what we removed, and what to watch for going forward. Most wasp removal jobs in Glendora are completed the same day you call.

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What's Included in Every Job

Every wasp removal includes a full property inspection, complete nest removal, area treatment, and cleanup. You’re not paying extra for the basics.

We handle all common New Jersey wasp species – yellow jackets, paper wasps, hornets, and mud daubers. Ground nests, wall voids, attic spaces, or hanging nests under decks and eaves.

Emergency calls get same-day response in Glendora. Standard appointments are usually available within 24 hours. All work comes with our guarantee – if wasps return to the same treated area within 30 days, we come back at no charge.

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How quickly can you remove a wasp nest in Glendora?

Most wasp nest removals in Glendora are completed the same day you call, often within a few hours for emergency situations. The actual removal process usually takes 30-60 minutes depending on nest size and location. We carry all necessary equipment and can handle most wasp problems immediately without needing to schedule a return visit. Emergency calls involving allergic reactions or aggressive wasp behavior get priority response.
Yes, when done by professionals with proper equipment and techniques. We use targeted treatments that eliminate wasps without creating hazards for your family or pets. During the removal process, we’ll ask you to keep children and pets inside temporarily. Once we’re finished and the area is clear, it’s completely safe for normal use. DIY wasp removal is where most accidents happen – wasps become extremely aggressive when their nest is threatened by someone without protective gear.
Wasps are aggressive and can sting multiple times, while bees are generally docile and die after stinging once. Bees are beneficial pollinators that we relocate when possible, but wasps are predatory and need to be eliminated when they’re nesting near human activity. Wasp nests are papery and gray, while bee hives contain honeycomb. The removal approach is completely different – bee removal focuses on preservation and relocation, while wasp removal prioritizes complete elimination of the threat.
We remove all nest material and treat the area with residual products that prevent wasps from rebuilding in the same location. Wasps leave pheromone markers that attract new colonies, so thorough cleanup is essential. We also identify and treat other potential nesting sites around your property. Most importantly, we remove the entire nest structure – partial removal actually makes the problem worse because surviving wasps become more aggressive and will rebuild quickly.
Yes, wall voids and attic nests are common in Glendora homes, especially yellow jacket colonies. These are actually more dangerous than visible nests because they can grow much larger before being discovered. We use specialized equipment to treat nests inside structures without causing damage to your property. Wall and attic nest removal requires different techniques than exterior nests, and usually takes longer because we need to ensure complete elimination without leaving dead wasps inside your walls.
Don’t attempt removal yourself and avoid getting close to the nest. Wasps become aggressive when they feel threatened, and disturbing a nest often triggers attack behavior from the entire colony. Keep children and pets away from the area and call for professional removal. If someone in your household is allergic to wasp stings, treat this as an emergency situation. Never use DIY sprays or try to knock down nests – this usually results in angry wasps and incomplete removal, making the problem worse.