Wasps Under Eaves and Patio Covers
Paper wasps build open, umbrella shaped nests under eaves, patio covers, play structures, and light fixtures. They become protective as the nest grows, which makes them a real concern for kids and pets playing nearby.
Wasps are most active in late spring through summer. Catching nests early, while they are still small, keeps them from becoming a bigger problem later in the season.
Wasps also need water, and they often show up around pools, fountains, and dripping hose bibs on hot afternoons. Keeping those areas tidy makes your patio less appealing to them.
- Nests under eaves and patio covers
- Wasps around pool and water areas
- Webs in shaded corners and trees
- Spiders around outdoor lighting
Spiders in Shady Spots
Shaded corners of patios, the underside of outdoor furniture, and the spaces behind planters are prime spider territory. Insects drawn to porch lights give them plenty to eat.
During each visit, we knock down webs, remove egg sacs, and treat eaves, light fixtures, and the foundation. Clearing their food source helps keep them from settling back in.
Bees can be a concern in trees and walls as well, especially in spring. If you see a swarm settling in, keep your distance and call us.
Mature trees can also drop debris and leaves that collect against walls. Keeping those areas swept removes hiding spots for spiders and the insects they eat.
Twelve Oaks Pest Control That Lets You Enjoy the Shade
Our eco-friendly treatments are safe for kids and pets once applied, so your patio is ready to use again quickly. Same or next-day service is our standard, and our technicians are paid by the day so they never rush the job.
Bi-monthly service starts starting at $45 a month for homes up to 2,500 square feet, and free re-treatments are included between visits.
Pest control services in Twelve Oaks
Wasp and hornet control in Twelve Oaks
Nest removal around eaves, patios and play areas.
Learn moreSpider control in Twelve Oaks
Web removal and treatment for black widows and more.
Learn moreBee removal in Twelve Oaks
Safe help with swarms and hives near your home.
Learn moreScorpion control in Twelve Oaks
Barrier treatments where bark scorpions hide and travel.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
Is it safe to remove a wasp nest myself?
We recommend leaving it to a professional. Wasps can sting multiple times and often swarm when the nest is disturbed.
Why do wasps keep coming back to the same spot?
Sheltered spots stay attractive. Treating the area after removing the nest discourages them from rebuilding there.
Do you handle trees and shrubs too?
We treat the areas around your home where pests nest and travel, including shaded landscaping near the house.

