Wasp and Hornet Control in West Vancouver
Cypress Mountain slopes, British Properties hillside, and Lighthouse Park

Yes — British Properties' large, partially undisturbed hillside lots are exactly the ground nest habitat conditions yellowjackets prefer — colonies establish in rarely-disturbed slope banks. We walk the full slope to map all nest entries before treatment.

Yes — Lighthouse Park's old-growth canopy produces bald-faced hornet aerial nests in mature trees. We assess height, canopy access, and safe approach before treatment.

Treatment clears the current colony. Metal exclusion sealing at the void entry after clearance prevents the following spring's recolonization.

Cypress Mountain trail-side nests are the mountain's responsibility, not ours to treat on municipal or provincial land. However, if a nest is on your property adjacent to the trail, we can treat it.

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

A single treatment clears the active colony in nearly all situations.

British Properties' undisturbed hillside estate lots provide exceptional ground nest habitat — the combination of large lots, steep terrain, and less frequent disturbance creates higher ground nest density than more compact North Van residential.

Yes. West Van's forested character and mature tree canopy make bald-faced hornet aerial nests among the more common wasp call types here.