Edmonton Wasp Control

Why hire a wasp extermination service?

The best way to avoid a wasp sting is to simply stay away from wasps and their distinctive gray paper nests. Most wasp species abandon their nests in autumn, after which your problem will be solved (for a while).

Just leave them alone if you can, because many wasps play a valuable ecological role by preying on other insects, some of which destroy agricultural crops. So, wasps and their ilk aren’t all bad.

However, avoiding a wasp nest is sometimes hard to do, especially when the nest is near a place where you and your family like to hang out, like the back deck of your house.

If you’re dealing with a scenario like this, you need to act. But don’t try to do anything yourself, like buy a can of bug spray from the hardware store and use it to spray the nest in the hopes of killing all the wasps.

First, the chances are good that you’ll get stung, possibly many times. Second, your spraying will probably result in only a temporary fix at best. If you live in or near Edmonton, your wisest course of action is to call an experienced wasp exterminator like Savvy Pest Control Ltd., who can get rid of the nest and its inhabitants – the right way.

Then you can enjoy your backyard barbecues all summer long without fear of being swarmed and attacked by a bunch of hungry, narrow-waisted biting insects thanks to our wasp control.

Wasp Control: Treatment and removal methods

When it comes to dealing with wasp or hornet nests, it’s essential to seek and hire the service of technicians who can effectively exterminate this type of insects. 

Relying on Savvy Pest Control Ltd. is always a smart choice, as we work with the following treatment options, depending on the specific circumstances of each case.

Aerosol treatments

One way to exterminate wasps is to directly apply an aerosol onto the nest. For the treatment to be effective, it’s necessary to eliminate the queen, as this will also cause the colony to disappear.

Dust treatments

In many instances, wasp nests are not visible, as they are concealed in all sorts of crevices, and even underground. In these cases, the treatment applied to the nest maybe made of residual dust, capable of being passed from wasp to wasp, ultimately eradicating the entire colony.

Nest removal

Once all the wasps have been eradicated, as experts in wasp control, we may proceed with the removal of the nest. These types of tasks are usually carried out in the early morning or late afternoon. 

It’s worth noting that we don’t always remove inactive nests, as they serve as a deterrent for many species and don’t serve as a home for new wasps.