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Family stopped using the back deck after spotting an enclosed grey nest under the soffit. Two kids' play area sits 4m away.
Same-day wasp and hornet nest removal across Saskatchewan. We treat the nest, remove it where safe, and seal cavity entry points so they don't return.
Constant traffic at a single small hole in soffit, vent, or siding usually means an in-wall colony, not a visible nest.
Exposed umbrella nests under eaves are paper wasps. Easier to treat early — populations escalate fast in July and August.
Large enclosed grey nests are usually bald-faced hornets or aerial yellowjackets. Aggressive defenders — do not approach.
Ground-nesting yellowjackets exit a small hole. Mowing or stepping over the entry triggers swarming defence.
End-of-season foraging activity often means a nearby nest. Tracking the return flight points to the colony.
Audible buzzing through drywall, especially on warm days, often means a nest has established in a wall cavity.
Knockdown insecticide applied directly to the nest entry, residual application around the surrounding area, physical removal once activity has stopped, and sealing of the cavity to prevent reuse next season.
We identify whether you've got paper wasps, yellowjackets, or hornets — each behaves differently — and map the nest location and entry point.
Knockdown product applied to the nest entry from a safe distance. Residual treatment around the surrounding area to prevent reuse.
Once activity has stopped, accessible nests are physically removed. Cavity entry points are sealed to prevent another colony moving in next season.
Single accessible nest removals are flat-rate. Multiple nests, in-wall colonies, or above-roofline access scale based on equipment and time required. Same-day service available; emergency rates apply for after-hours calls.
What's included
Not included — but available
Family stopped using the back deck after spotting an enclosed grey nest under the soffit. Two kids' play area sits 4m away.
Same-day visit. Long-reach knockdown applicator at the entry, residual around the soffit and adjacent gable. Activity stopped within 90 minutes.
Physical removal the following morning. Soffit cavity sealed to block reuse. Family back on the deck inside 24 hours of the original call.
“Wasp nest under our deck the size of a basketball. Real Pest came out same day, took care of it.”
Where we offer it
Same crew, same protocol, same 60-day warranty in every city. Pick yours below for local response times and recent jobs.
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