One number to call
Paper wasps, hornets or yellow jackets: same line.
Service areas
Serving Lewisville
One referral line for wasp nests across Lewisville, Texas.
Identify the insect first
The provider confirms what is nesting before treating.
Local, independent help
Routed to a provider that works in your ZIP code.
Verify the license
Look the company up on TDA’s license list.
Areas covered
Lewisville ZIP Codes and Neighborhoods
The referral line covers addresses in 75057, 75067 and the Lewisville part of 75077. In 75057 that takes in Old Town, the city’s first commercial center, along with Tanglewood, Oakbrook on the Lake, Heritage Square and Lake Park Meadows. 75067 includes Vista Ridge Estates, Timberbrook, Water Oak Estates, Valley Oaks, Southridge and Highpoint Oaks Estates. The Lewisville part of 75077 includes Vista Oaks, Lewisville Valley, The Highlands and Valley Ridge Estates.
Two ZIPs and part of a third
A single number for nests anywhere in the covered ZIPs.
Lewisville has 54,237 housing units, with a median year built of 1997. Call with your ZIP to check coverage.
Addresses outside Lewisville city limits are not covered, so call to confirm yours.
Why use this line
Why Call Through This Site
Searching for wasp removal in Lewisville, TX often means sorting through ads from companies you have never heard of. This line gives you one number instead: you describe the nest to an independent provider that works in Lewisville, then decide afterward whether to book.
Check the TDA License
Before work starts, check the provider’s license on the Texas Department of Agriculture’s current-license list, which covers pest control businesses, certified applicators and technicians. The lists can be downloaded from TDA’s site. No provider is screened, licensed or endorsed by this site.
Identify the Insect Before Treatment
Honey bees are different, and this line does not handle them. Fuzzy, golden-brown bees on wax comb belong with a registered beekeeper from the Texas Apiary Inspection Service list, and the city’s wildlife page also points residents to a local beekeeper. Never spray chemicals into a hive.
A Single Call for Eaves, Yards and Walls
Calls are connected 6 a.m. to midnight Central Time (7 a.m. to 1 a.m. during daylight saving time). Addresses in 75057, 75067 and the Lewisville part of 75077 can be put through to a provider.
Will the wasps come back after the nest is removed?
It depends on the insect. Texas A&M AgriLife notes that an abandoned yellow jacket nest is not used again, but paper wasp queens often start a new colony in the same general spot the next spring. Ask the provider which places to watch around eaves, sheds and porches, and whether a return visit is part of the plan.
Can I remove a wasp nest myself?
From a safe distance you can note where the nest is, how high it sits and whether wasps are going in and out. Knocking it down, spraying it or blocking the entrance risks many stings and can push the colony indoors. AgriLife’s guidance: if you have any doubt about your ability to safely control a wasp nest, call a professional.
What if the nest is inside a wall?
Leave the opening alone. Texas A&M AgriLife advises that a yellow jacket entrance in a wall generally should not be sealed until the colony has been eliminated, since the insects may look for another way out, sometimes into the house. The provider decides how to treat the nest and when the gap can be closed.
How much does it cost to remove a wasp nest?
This site does not publish figures. A provider names the cost after looking at the job, and it usually depends on the type of insect, the size of the colony, how high or hidden the nest is, whether it is in a wall or the ground, and whether a second visit is needed. Ask what is included before you agree.
What months do wasps go away in Texas?
Texas A&M AgriLife says yellow jacket colonies peak by August or September, and most nests die after the first hard frost. At Dallas/Fort Worth, the National Weather Service’s average first freeze is November 22. Paper wasp queens wait out the winter in sheltered spots and start new nests in spring, so activity picks up again then.
Frequently asked questions
Common Questions About Wasp Nests in Lewisville
What Lewisville homeowners, renters and property managers tend to ask before calling about a nest.
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Reach a local provider
What Happens When You Call
Dial the number above and a call-tracking service puts you through to an independent provider that works in Lewisville; 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). Timing and cost are agreed between you and the provider.