Found a wasp nest on your property? Don’t wait — colonies in Surrey double in size every few weeks through summer. A golf-ball nest in June becomes a basketball-sized colony of thousands by August. Top Line Pest Control offers same-day wasp nest removal across Surrey, Langley, and the Lower Mainland. Call (604) 551-6504 now.

Wasp species common in Surrey BC

  • Yellow jackets — bright yellow and black, highly aggressive, commonly nest underground or inside walls. Responsible for most serious sting attacks in Surrey
  • Bald-faced hornets — black and white, build large grey paper nests in trees and under eaves. Extremely defensive near the nest
  • Paper wasps — slender and reddish-brown, build open umbrella-shaped nests. Less aggressive but will sting if nest is disturbed

Each species requires a slightly different removal approach. We identify the species on arrival and treat accordingly. → Read our full wasp season guide for Surrey homeowners

Where wasps nest in Surrey homes

  • Eaves and roof overhangs — the most common location
  • Inside wall cavities — entered through small siding gaps; hardest to treat safely
  • Garden sheds and garages
  • Underground burrows in lawns, gardens, and under patios (yellow jackets)
  • Attics and soffits
  • Hedges, shrubs, and trees (paper wasps)

When NOT to remove a wasp nest yourself

  • The nest is larger than a grapefruit
  • The nest is inside a wall, soffit, or attic (spraying the entrance forces wasps inside your home)
  • The nest is underground (vibration from mowing or walking triggers an instant swarm)
  • You or anyone on the property has a wasp allergy
  • You can’t identify the species or size of the colony

In these situations, call a professional. A single misdirected spray into a wall nest has sent Surrey homeowners to hospital with hundreds of stings.

How Top Line removes wasp nests in Surrey

  1. Identification and assessment. We identify the species, locate the full nest extent, and determine the safest approach before touching anything.
  2. Treatment. Professional-grade insecticide is applied directly to the nest using equipment that safely reaches eaves, roof lines, and confined spaces. For underground nests, we treat the entrance and surrounding soil.
  3. Nest removal. Once the colony is neutralised, we remove the nest where safely accessible. For nests inside walls or at height, we may advise sealing the entry point after treatment.
  4. Prevention guidance. We identify where wasps entered and advise on sealing gaps to reduce the chance of nesting in the same spot next season.

Most Surrey wasp jobs are completed in 20–40 minutes. You can return to normal outdoor activity within a couple of hours.

How much does wasp nest removal cost in Surrey?

Most standard wasp nest removals in Surrey cost $175–$300. Standard eave and garden nests are at the lower end. Nests inside walls, attics, or requiring ladder access cost more. We give you a firm price before starting — no surprises. Call (604) 551-6504 or get a free quote online.

Wasp nest removal service areas

Same-day wasp control across all Surrey neighbourhoods — Newton, Fleetwood, Cloverdale, South Surrey, Guildford, Whalley, Fraser Heights, Clayton — plus Langley, Abbotsford, Burnaby, Coquitlam, and the Lower Mainland.

Frequently asked questions — wasp nest removal Surrey BC

Is it safe to stay in my home during wasp treatment?

Yes — treatment is applied to the exterior nest. You can remain indoors during treatment and return to outdoor areas within 1–2 hours once wasps have dispersed.

Will wasps return to the same spot next year?

Wasps don’t reuse old nests, but new queens are attracted to the same sheltered spots. Removing the nest and sealing entry points in autumn significantly reduces the chance of a nest returning to the same location next spring.

I have a wasp nest inside my wall — what should I do?

Do not spray the entrance. This traps thousands of wasps who will then chew through interior drywall to escape. Call us — we treat from the outside correctly and advise on whether the entry point should be sealed immediately or after the colony has fully died.

What’s the best time of year to remove a wasp nest in Surrey?

As soon as you find it — especially in May or June when nests are small and colonies are less defensive. Waiting until August means a far larger, more dangerous removal. → See our full Surrey wasp season guide