Safe Wasp & Hornet Nest Removal
Wasps and hornets are aggressive, territorial insects that can sting multiple times — posing serious health risks, especially for children and those with allergies. Nests near doorways, eaves, playgrounds, and outdoor dining areas need to be removed by professionals.
At Armory Pest Defense, our technicians are trained to safely remove wasp and hornet nests from any location on your property. We use targeted treatments that eliminate the colony quickly while minimizing risk to your family.
After removal, we treat the area to discourage rebuilding and can set up preventive treatments during peak wasp season (spring through fall) to keep your property safe year-round.
What's Included
- Safe professional nest removal
- Treatment of eaves, soffits & overhangs
- Ground nest elimination
- Preventive barrier treatments
- Same-day emergency service available
- All species — paper wasps, yellow jackets, hornets
- No long-term contracts
- Satisfaction guarantee
Common Pests We Target
Paper WaspsYellow JacketsMud DaubersBald-Faced HornetsCicada Killers
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it dangerous to remove a wasp nest myself?
Yes. Disturbing a nest can trigger a swarm attack. Wasps can sting multiple times, and some species are highly aggressive. Professional removal is always the safest option.
When is wasp season in Oklahoma?
Wasp activity typically increases in late spring and peaks during summer and early fall. Nests grow larger throughout the season, making early treatment more effective.
Will wasps return after nest removal?
We treat the area after removal to discourage rebuilding. However, new wasps from other colonies may attempt to nest in the same area. Preventive treatments help reduce this risk.
Do you remove ground nests?
Yes. Yellow jackets and some other species build underground nests. Our technicians are trained to locate and eliminate ground nests safely.
How quickly can you respond to a wasp emergency?
We offer same-day service for wasp emergencies when nests pose immediate safety risks, especially near high-traffic areas or where children play.