Monument Wasp Control
Wasp, Hornet and Yellow Jacket Control in Monument
Paper wasps under the eaves, hornet nests in the trees and yellow jackets in the ground are a summer fact of life in Monument and Tri-Lakes. We're on the north side every week. Call or text (719) 465-4818 for a fast price.
Tri-Lakes Service
Wasps and Hornets in Monument
Monument's scrub oak, pine trees, decks and open space give stinging insects plenty of places to build. Paper wasps hang their nests under eaves, deck rails and porch ceilings. Bald-faced hornets build gray paper nests in trees and under overhangs. Yellow jackets nest in the ground, in walls and in old rodent holes, and they get aggressive in late summer.
A nest near a door, deck or play set is more than a nuisance, especially for anyone allergic to stings. Nests also grow fast: a small spring nest can hold hundreds or thousands of wasps by August.
We handle wasp control, yellow jacket control and hornet control across Monument, Palmer Lake and Woodmoor. It's simple: you call or text, we price, we book. Many families add our quarterly pest and rodent plan so nests are handled before they get big.
Monument Pest Guide
What We Help With in Monument
Wasps and hornets peak from June through September, and we help with the rest of the year too.
Umbrella-shaped nests under eaves, deck rails and porch ceilings.
Wasp control →Ground nests, wall voids and old rodent holes, aggressive in late summer.
Yellow jacket control →Large gray paper nests in trees and under overhangs.
Hornet control →Garages, attics and crawl spaces from October to February.
Monument mouse control →Window wells, basements, porch lights and decks.
Spider control →Quarterly visits that cover insects and rodents together.
Quarterly plan →Through the Year
The Monument Stinging Insect Year
April to May: Queens come out and start small nests. This is the easiest time to stop them.
June to July: Nests grow fast under eaves, decks and in the ground.
August to September: Peak season. Yellow jackets get aggressive around food, trash and patios.
October onward: Nests die off, and it's time to think about mice moving in.
Before We Arrive
Simple Steps for Monument Homeowners
Walk around the house every few weeks in spring and early summer and look under eaves, deck rails, porch ceilings and play sets. Small nests are much easier to deal with.
Keep trash cans closed, clean up fallen fruit, and cover drinks and food on the patio in late summer. Yellow jackets are drawn to sugar and meat.
Don't spray a nest yourself or plug a ground hole, especially yellow jackets or hornets. They defend the nest hard. Stay back, keep kids and pets away, and call or text us.
How It Works
How to Get a Price in Monument
Owner-led service. Colorado Qualified Supervisor license 40115 and Colorado commercial applicator license 18555.
Call or text us
Tell us about the nest, where it is (eave, deck, tree or ground), and your street in Monument. A call works too: (719) 465-4818.
Get a fast price
We'll reply with a clear price and what the service covers. There's no pressure.
We book the service
Pick a time that works. Monument is part of our regular north-side route, so most homes can be booked within a few days.
Where We Work
Monument, Palmer Lake and Tri-Lakes Neighborhoods
We serve Jackson Creek, Woodmoor, Promontory Pointe, Sanctuary Pointe, Kings Deer, Higby Estates, Forest Lakes, Palmer Lake and Gleneagle, plus homes along Baptist Road and Highway 105.
For mice in the fall and winter, see our Monument mouse control page, or our Monument pest control page for everything else.
Service Areas
Other Areas We Serve
Can you remove a nest the same week?
Usually, yes. We're in the Tri-Lakes area every week on our north-side route, so most nests can be handled within a few days.
How fast can I get a price?
Call or text (719) 465-4818 and tell us what you are seeing and where. We reply with a clear price and book a time that works for you.
Is it safe for pets and kids?
Yes. We treat the nest directly, and we'll tell you how long to keep pets and kids away from the area.
Will they come back?
Old nests aren't reused, but new queens often build in the same kinds of spots each spring. A quarterly plan catches new nests while they're small.
Call or send us the details
Request a pest control quote
Share the pest or service need, city or ZIP, property type, and affected area. Government buyers may also include the solicitation number, facility type, and required service schedule.
- Free phone quotes when the work can be scoped remotely
- Residential, commercial, and public sector requests reviewed directly
- Bird control and Solar Critter Guard projects reviewed by property and access
- Pricing and preparation explained before scheduling
Wasps or Hornets Around Your Monument Home?
Call or text (719) 465-4818. We'll get you a fast price and a time on our next north-side route.