A single phone line
One line for paper wasps, hornets and yellow jackets.
A single wasp nest referral number for Pasadena, Texas.
One line for paper wasps, hornets and yellow jackets.
Ask the provider to name the insect before treatment.
Your call goes to a provider serving your ZIP code.
Find the company on TDA’s current-license list.
Calls are connected for addresses in 77502, 77503, 77504, 77505 and the Pasadena part of 77506. In 77502 that includes Stadium Estates, Clearbrook, Parkview Manor and Rayburn Heights, and in 77503 Bennett Estates, Tanglebriar, Berkshire Village and Golden Acres. 77504 takes in Burke Meadows and Parkland Village, 77505 has Baywood Oaks, Village Grove and Fairmont Estates, and the Pasadena part of 77506 includes Red Bluff Terrace and Pasadena Gardens.
Pasadena has 53,756 housing units and a median year built of 1977. Give your ZIP when you call to check.
Only addresses inside Pasadena city limits are covered; call to check yours.
Anyone looking up wasp removal in Pasadena, TX gets a long list of ads and directory pages. This site offers a single number instead: tell an independent provider who works in Pasadena about the nest, and then decide for yourself whether to book a visit.
Before work starts, check the provider’s license on the Texas Department of Agriculture’s current-license list. TDA’s Structural Pest Control Service licenses businesses, certified applicators and technicians, and its lists can be downloaded. This site does not screen or endorse any provider.
Honey bees need a different route, and this line does not take those calls. Fuzzy, golden-brown bees working on wax comb should go to a beekeeper on the Texas Apiary Inspection Service list for Harris County, where Pasadena sits. Do not spray chemicals into a hive.
The line covers addresses in 77502, 77503, 77504, 77505 and the Pasadena part of 77506. Calls are connected 6 a.m. to midnight Central Time (7 a.m. to 1 a.m. during daylight saving time).
Sometimes. Texas A&M AgriLife notes that paper wasp queens often found new colonies in the same general area the next spring, and in a mild winter a yellow jacket nest may not be abandoned at all. Ask the provider which places to keep an eye on and whether a return visit is part of the plan.
The safe part is watching from well back: note where the nest is, its height and whether wasps are flying in and out. Swatting it down, spraying it or plugging the hole can bring a burst of stings and drive the colony indoors. AgriLife says that if you have any doubt about your ability to safely control a wasp nest, call a professional.
Do not caulk or tape over the hole. Texas A&M AgriLife advises that a yellow jacket entrance in a wall generally should not be sealed until the colony has been eliminated, because trapped wasps may hunt for a new exit, which can lead inside. The provider chooses the treatment and says when the gap can be closed.
This site lists no amounts. A provider works out the charge after seeing the job, and the main factors are the insect involved, the colony’s size, the nest’s height or hiding place, wall or ground access, and any return trip. Before agreeing, ask exactly what the visit includes and whether a follow-up is part of it.
Texas A&M AgriLife says yellow jacket colonies peak by August or September and most nests die after the first hard frost, though in a mild winter a nest may survive. Houston Hobby Airport, the weather service site nearest Pasadena, averages only 4.2 days a year at or below 32°F. Paper wasp queens rest over winter and start new nests in spring.
Answers to questions that tend to come up before calling about a wasp nest in Pasadena.
Ask the providerCalling the number above routes you through a call-tracking service to an independent provider serving Pasadena, and the call may be recorded. Calls are connected 6 a.m. to midnight Central Time (7 a.m. to 1 a.m. during daylight saving time). You and the provider settle the timing and the cost between you.