Hornet nest removal
An enclosed nest near a roofline or tree needs careful access. Share its location without climbing or moving closer.
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What to look for
A rounded paper nest hanging from a branch or building may contain hornets or related social wasps. The nest location, approximate height and pattern of activity are useful details to share.
How the problem is assessed
Discuss access and whether doors, paths or neighboring spaces need to remain clear. The inspection identifies the likely insect and the scope of the nest before treatment and removal are agreed.
After the visit
Keep the agreed distance until the technician confirms the next steps. Ask whether the old nest will be removed, how residual activity is assessed and what follow-up is included.
Questions about hornets
Can a high nest be reached?
Height and obstacles determine the equipment required. Give an approximate height from a safe position so access can be discussed.
Is a large wasp always a hornet?
No. Size alone is not enough to identify the insect. A professional assessment avoids planning work around the wrong species.
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Tell us what you’ve noticed. We’ll help you find the next step.