Wasp Removal Service

Late summer. Colorado Springs colonies peak in August and September and get defensive, which is when stings spike, so removing a nest earlier is safer.

For a large or hidden nest, no, disturbing it risks mass stinging. Ground and wall-void nests in particular are best left to a local pro.

In Colorado Springs and the rest of El Paso County, the most common pests are house mice, subterranean termites, and odorous house ants. The local cold semi-arid climate, summers near 85°F and winters around 16°F, is the main reason these show up most.

Colorado Springs sees activity spring through fall, with rodents indoors in winter. Mosquitoes peak May through September near water, while rodents are worst in the cold months.

Yes. Pest control operators serving Colorado Springs are licensed and regulated by the Colorado Department of Agriculture. Every pro we connect you with is independent and licensed.

Pricing varies by pest and home, so the local Colorado Springs pro gives you a no-obligation estimate first. There is no cost to get connected.

house mice pressure in Colorado Springs follows the local climate: activity is spring through fall, with rodents indoors in winter. A local pro can set up prevention timed to your area.