Why are wasps getting inside my house?
There may be a nest in a wall void, attic or soffit area, or they're coming through gaps. Don't seal the hole while they're active, or they may chew inward.
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There may be a nest in a wall void, attic or soffit area, or they're coming through gaps. Don't seal the hole while they're active, or they may chew inward.
What to know
- Watch where they enter and exit outside.
- Keep the room closed off.
- Call a pro to treat the nest first.
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