Virginia HoneyBee Extricators

Nuisance Bee Removal

Most nest removals are a single visit. Ground nests and hidden wall-void colonies sometimes need a follow-up to make sure they're gone.
How the work goes
Most nest removals are a single visit. Ground nests and hidden wall-void colonies sometimes need a follow-up to make sure they're gone.
  • Paper wasp, hornet, and yellow jacket nest removal
  • Eaves, soffits, sheds, decks, playsets, and wall voids
  • Underground yellow jacket nest treatment
  • Full nest knockdown and removal — not just a spray
  • Advice on sealing entry points so they don't rebuild
  • Follow-up if a hidden colony needs a second visit

People call us for honeybees, but half the "bees" buzzing around a porch in late summer are wasps, hornets, or yellow jackets — and those are a completely different job. Honeybees are pollinators worth saving, so we relocate them alive. Wasps and hornets are aggressive, they sting again and again, and a nest by your door or in the kids' play area is a real hazard — so we take it down and clear them out.

We handle paper wasp nests under eaves and soffits, bald-faced hornet nests in trees and on walls, and the underground yellow jacket nests that turn a lawn mow into an ambush. We remove the nest itself — not just hit it with a can of spray and walk away — and treat the area so the survivors don't rebuild in the same spot. For nests inside wall voids or soffits we find the entry, clear the colony, and show you how to seal it so next season's queen doesn't move back in.

Honeybees get relocated. Wasps and hornets get removed — there's a difference, and we do both.

Not sure whether you've got honeybees or something meaner? Send a photo when you call and we'll tell you what it is and how we'll handle it. Serving Greater Rockingham County and the surrounding Shenandoah Valley.

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