Under the Eaves
Paper wasps build open, umbrella shaped nests under eaves, patio covers, and window ledges. Early in spring a nest may be the size of a quarter, but by summer it can hold dozens of wasps.
Bees sometimes move into wall voids, irrigation boxes, or empty planters. Left alone, a small colony can grow fast and become hard to remove.
Spiders favor eaves too, especially near lights that attract insects at night. Black widows prefer lower, quieter spots like wall corners and storage areas.
Scorpions use the same rooflines and eaves, climbing block walls and stucco to slip into attics through small gaps. Keeping the perimeter treated limits their access.
- Wasp nests under eaves and patio covers
- Bee activity in walls or boxes
- Spider webs near lights
How We Keep Stinging Insects Away
We treat and remove wasp nests near living areas and check the rest of the home for any others. For bees, we assess the activity and recommend the best next step.
Webs are swept away on every visit, and we treat the areas spiders use to hide. Over time, regular service makes your home far less attractive to all three.
We also look at gaps in roof tiles and vents where wasps and bees sometimes slip inside.
Fair, Published Pricing
North Creek plans start starting at $45 per month for bi-monthly service on homes up to 2,500 square feet, with free re-treatments between visits.
Our technicians are paid by the day, not per stop, so they have time to check eaves, patio covers, and wall caps carefully. Treated areas are safe for children and pets after drying.
Keeping trash cans closed and sweet drinks covered outside also keeps wasps from lingering near patios.
Pest control services in North Creek
Wasp and hornet control in North Creek
Nest removal around eaves, patios and play areas.
Learn moreBee removal in North Creek
Safe help with swarms and hives near your home.
Learn moreSpider control in North Creek
Web removal and treatment for black widows and more.
Learn moreScorpion control in North Creek
Barrier treatments where bark scorpions hide and travel.
Learn moreFrequently asked questions
When should I worry about a wasp nest?
Any nest near doors, patios, or play areas is worth treating. Wasps defend their nests aggressively, so it is best not to knock them down yourself. Treating early in spring keeps nests from growing.
What if bees are coming out of my wall?
Keep your distance and call us. Bees in walls need to be handled carefully, and we will help you figure out the right approach.
How quickly can someone come out?
We aim for the same day or the next, especially when stinging insects are near where your family spends time. Call 480-999-5302 to schedule.
