Who Removes Wasp and Hornet Nests in the Omaha Area, NE?
8 pest companies in the Omaha Area, NE name bees, wasps and hornets, and 8 of them name it on their own website. Most sit around Omaha (3) and Lincoln (3).
- Companies8
- Named on own site8 of 8
- Open Saturdays7 of 8
- With public reviews6 of 8
Quick Answers
When are wasps and yellow jackets worst?
Late summer. Nests are at their largest in August and September, and yellow jackets get more aggressive near food.
Should I remove a nest myself?
Ground nests and nests inside walls are risky to treat on your own. A sealed wall nest can push wasps into the house.
What about honey bees?
Many pest companies refer honey bee swarms to a local beekeeper who can move them alive. Ask before you book.
Does a wasp removal company need a license in Nebraska?
Yes. Nebraska licenses or certifies anyone who applies pesticides on someone else’s property for pay, through its state pesticide regulator, most often the department of agriculture. Ask for the license number before work starts.
Who Lists Bees, Wasps and Hornets
Companies that name bees, wasps and hornets on their own site come first, then the ones that name the most pests.
- Names wasps on its siteOpen 7 days
Bellevue Pest Control
- Extermination
- Names wasps on its siteSaturdays
- Names wasps on its siteSaturdays
- Names wasps on its siteSaturdays
Zenvora Pest Shield
- Organic options
- Extermination
- Names wasps on its siteSaturdays
Cornerstone Pest Control and Property Services
5.0 on Google, 70 reviews- Organic options
- Extermination
- Names wasps on its siteOpen 7 days
- Names wasps on its site
- Names wasps on its siteSaturdays
See bees, wasps and hornets companies across Nebraska or every pest company in the Omaha Area, NE.
Read the bees, wasps and hornets field guide for photos, signs, costs and the season in Nebraska. Bald-faced Hornets. Carpenter Bees. Paper Wasps. Yellowjackets.
What to Know Before You Call About Wasps and Hornets
Paper wasps build open nests under eaves. Bald faced hornets build large gray paper balls in trees. Yellow jackets often nest in the ground or in walls.
Keep kids and pets away from the nest and do not plug the hole. Point it out to the company when they arrive.
If anyone in the home is allergic to stings, say so when you call.