If you notice yellow jacket activity around your attic eaves, a hole in the ground or even a wood pile, this is usually a sign that you have a yellow jacket nest on your property. Yellow jackets also build their nests inside the walls of homes, which may become evident when a wet spot develops on the sheet rock.
If you suspect you have a yellow jacket problem, Nature’s Way can provide you with a free inspection and detailed plan for yellow jacket control. Our experienced exterminators use protective gear, specialized equipment and professional-grade products to safely and effectively remove yellow jackets from your property. Treatment options vary depending on the size and location of the nest, however, we generally remove the hive, treat the structure, and flood any nests found in the ground.
Important: Due to the territorial behavior and extremely aggressive nature of yellow jackets, as well as the risk of severe allergic reactions, we highly recommend that you do not attempt to spray or remove the nest on your own. In fact, over-the-counter products can actually make the problem worse by driving the yellow jacket colony deeper into your walls.
There are six species of yellow jackets native to New York and Vermont. Yellow jackets are shiny yellow-and-black 
