Wasp and Hornet Control in Maple Ridge
Golden Ears Park slopes, Alouette River valley, Silver Valley

Yes — Golden Ears' massive forested slopes provide undisturbed ground nest habitat for yellowjackets at higher densities than any other Metro Vancouver park-adjacent residential area.

Yes — Golden Ears' mature tree canopy adjacent to Albion properties creates consistent aerial nest pressure.

Yes — Older Hammond homes carry aging soffit construction that void-nesting yellowjackets exploit. Treatment plus metal exclusion sealing prevents the following year's colony.

Yes. Entry-risk commercial nests are a same-day priority.

Entry-risk nests are same-day priorities when crew is available.

Different approaches based on species and nest type.

New queens can re-establish if the entry gap remains open.

Golden Ears' 55,000-hectare forest creates a yellowjacket source population larger than any other Metro Vancouver park — adjacent residential sees above-urban ground nest density every summer.