Vancouver, Washington · Family-owned since 1963

Wasp & Yellow Jacket Control in Vancouver, Washington

Yellow jackets going in and out above the front door, a paper nest under the deck, wasps around the kids’ play set. You want your yard back. Our Vancouver technicians find the nest, treat it with protective gear and watch for new ones.

  • Pest plan from $39/mo plus a $260 setup fee
  • Nests treated by trained technicians
  • Re-services included as needed between scheduled visits
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Family-ownedSince 1963, three generations
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Re-services included as neededIf pests come back between visits

Signs of a wasp or yellow jacket nest

One wasp at the picnic table is normal. A steady stream of them in one spot usually means a nest close by.

Traffic in one spot

Wasps flying in and out of the same gap in siding, eaves or soffits.

Paper nests

Gray, papery nests under eaves, decks, play structures and lawn furniture.

Ground holes

Yellow jackets going in and out of a hole in the lawn, a garden bed or an old stump.

Noise in a wall or attic

Chewing or buzzing in a wall or attic can mean yellow jackets are nesting inside.

Why Vancouver wasp calls start in April

In Interstate Pest Management records for Clark County over the last five years, wasps and yellow jackets were on 14% of first visits for new customers, compared with 8% in the Portland area. April brought 15% of the year’s new Vancouver-area wasp customers, against 9% in the Portland area, before the main run from July through September.

WSU Extension says yellowjacket queens overwinter and start new colonies each spring, that ground nesters often build in wall voids or attics and sometimes chew their way into rooms, and that yellowjackets are most aggressive in late summer and fall. Please leave a nest and its entrance alone. Our technicians treat nests with protective gear.

Interstate Pest Management technician sweeping webs from a home with an extension brush

How we handle wasps in Vancouver

  1. 1

    Find the nest

    Your technician follows the flight path to the nest, whether it is in the eaves, the attic, the ground or a wall void.

  2. 2

    Treat and remove

    Suited up, your technician treats the nest, takes it down when it can be reached, and treats the soffits and corners where the next queen is likely to build.

  3. 3

    Watch for new nests

    Scheduled visits check for new nests from spring through fall. Re-service between visits is included in your plan.

April

brought 15% of new Vancouver-area wasp customers over the last five years, compared with 9% in the Portland area.

14%

of new Clark County customers had wasps or yellow jackets on their first visit, against 8% in the Portland area.

$39/mo

for the All Seasons Pest Service, plus a $260 one-time setup fee.

What waiting costs

  • A queen that starts a nest in April has a full colony by late summer.
  • WSU Extension says yellowjackets get more aggressive in late summer and fall.
  • Yellow jackets in a wall or attic can chew their way into a room.

What it looks like when wasps are handled

Dinner on the deck, kids in the yard and a front door you open without looking up first.

Local Context: Clark County, Washington

When wasps send Vancouver-area homeowners to the phone

Our records show the month each new Clark County customer first called us about wasps. Plan visits land before the busy months, so the treatment is already working when wasps start looking for a way in.

Share of new first-time calls by month. Source: Interstate Pest Management service records, first appointments of new customers with Clark County billing addresses over the last five years. Each row sums to about 100%.

Wasp and yellow jacket control pricing in Vancouver

Every plan has one monthly price and a one-time setup fee for the first treatment. If pests come back between scheduled visits, so do we, and the visit is included in your plan.

Best fit for wasps

All Seasons Pest Service

$39/mo

$260 one-time setup fee

Year-round coverage for the insects Clark County homes see most, including ants, spiders, wasps and boxelder bugs.

See the Pest plan

All Seasons Pest & Rodent Service

$47/mo

$280 one-time setup fee

Everything in the Pest plan plus rats and mice, on one bill.

See the Pest & Rodent plan

All Seasons Rodent Service

$39/mo

$280 one-time setup fee

Ongoing rat and mouse control for homes that need rodent coverage only.

See the Rodent plan

One-time Rodent Service: no plan, $350 for the first visit, then $60 per follow-up.

Exclusion work is quoted separately and carries a 1-year warranty on materials.

What Vancouver-area customers say about wasps

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“We had a yellow jacket infestation into our attic above our front door. Ryan came out and took care of the problem within a few days.”
Kristi K. · Vancouver area · Yellow jackets
★★★★★
“Josh helped get rid of two very large wasp / hornet nests on our property, and we’ve been very happy with the quarterly treatment, as well! Worth every penny, and thanks, Josh!”
Natalie B. · Vancouver area · Nests
★★★★★
“Camron was very nice and very thorough treating the wasps nest I found on the side of my house. He also sprayed around all entry points and assured me that the chemicals aren’t harmful to our cat”
Charlie F. · Vancouver area · Wasps

Which wasps do we see in Vancouver?

Our Pest Library has photos and ID tips for each one, reviewed by our entomologist.

Vancouver wasps questions

Still deciding? Our Vancouver office answers the phone Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm.

How much does wasp control cost in Vancouver?

Wasps and yellow jackets are covered by the All Seasons Pest Service at $39/mo with a $260 one-time setup fee. If you only have one nest, call and we will go over your options.

When is wasp season in Vancouver?

Earlier than most people expect. In Interstate Pest Management records for Clark County over the last five years, 15% of new wasp customers called in April, and 55% called July through September.

Should I remove a nest myself?

We advise against it. Yellow jackets defend their nest, and WSU Extension notes that nests in walls or attics can end with yellow jackets chewing into a room. Our technicians treat nests with protective gear.

Do you treat honey bees?

Send us a photo and we will tell you if it is bees or wasps. Honey bee colonies should not be destroyed. Local beekeepers often remove colonies they can reach.

What if a new nest shows up between visits?

Call and we come back. Re-service between scheduled visits is included on every All Seasons plan.

Call our Vancouver office

Interstate Pest Management
9407 NE Vancouver Mall Dr Ste 208
Vancouver, WA 98662

360-996-1442

Monday to Friday, 8am to 5pm

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