Wasp Control in Post Falls, ID

Every summer, Post Falls homeowners find yellowjackets in the lawn, paper wasps under the eaves and hornets in the trees. By August the nests are big, and stings around patios, parks and the river get common.

Wasps we see in Post Falls

Yellowjackets nest in the ground all over Post Falls, in old rodent holes, under landscaping rock and along fence lines in newer subdivisions on the prairie. Paper wasps build under eaves, soffits, deck rails and play sets. Homes near the Spokane River, Q'emiln Park and other wooded spots also see bald-faced hornets hanging big paper nests in trees and shrubs.

How we handle wasps, hornets and yellowjackets in Post Falls

Find the nest

We track flight paths to nests in eaves, wall voids, sheds and holes in the ground.

Treat the nest

We treat nests directly with the right gear, including yellowjacket nests underground and inside walls.

Remove what we can reach

Paper wasp and hornet nests on eaves and decks come down after treatment.

Prevent the next one

We treat the spots wasps like to build and seal old holes once nests are dead.

Wasp control cost in Post Falls

Wasp, hornet and yellowjacket treatment is included in our general pest control plans, which start at $41 a month. Without a plan, treatment runs $125 to $199, depending on the service you choose and how bad the problem is.

Wasp control questions from Post Falls homeowners

When is wasp season in Post Falls?

Nests start small in spring and are biggest in August and September, which is when most stings and calls happen. The first hard freeze, usually in October or November, kills off the workers, and only new queens survive the winter.

How much does wasp removal cost in Post Falls?

Wasp and yellowjacket treatment is included in our general pest control plans, which start at $41 a month. Without a plan, it's $125 to $199, depending on the service and how bad the problem is.

Should I plug a yellowjacket hole?

No, not while the nest is active. If you plug a hole in a wall, the yellowjackets can chew through drywall and come out inside your home. Get the nest treated first, then seal the hole once it's quiet. If someone has trouble breathing or swelling in the face or throat after a sting, call 911.

Do you cover my part of Post Falls?

Yes. We cover all of Post Falls, including the Highlands, Prairie Falls, Montrose, the neighborhoods along the Spokane River and the newer subdivisions out on the prairie, plus nearby Rathdrum and Coeur d'Alene. Post Falls is home base for us. Our headquarters is at 16478 W Prairie Ave. Call or text 208-401-6122, Monday to Friday, 8 am to 6 pm.

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