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Bees, Wasps & Hornets Β· Teaneck Β· Bergen County

Bee Removal in Teaneck, NJ β€” Plus Wasp & Hornet Nest Removal

A steady stream of bees disappearing into a gap in your siding, a gray hornet nest high in an old oak, or something buzzing behind the bedroom wall? Silver Bullet Pest Control handles bee removal in Teaneck the right way: honey bees go to a local beekeeper, and wasp, hornet and yellow jacket nests are treated and removed by a licensed technician.

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Hear buzzing in a wall? Don't seal the hole. Text a photo of the entry to 973-510-2585.

Who does bee removal in Teaneck, NJ?

Silver Bullet Pest Control does bee removal in Teaneck, NJ, and handles wasp and hornet removal too. Honey bees are relocated with a local beekeeper instead of being killed, while yellow jackets, paper wasps and hornets are treated and their nests removed β€” including nests hidden inside walls, attics and trees. Same-day visits are often available, quotes are free, and we hold NJ License 90568B with 4.9 stars on Google. Call or text 973-510-2585.

Bee removal in Teaneck: bees going into the wall of an older home

Teaneck has a lot of older houses β€” colonials, Tudors and capes on tree-lined streets β€” and age brings small gaps: where siding meets trim, around chimneys, at attic gable vents, under loose flashing and where old wiring or pipes come through. To a bee or wasp looking for a dry, protected space, a hollow wall cavity behind one of those gaps is perfect.

When we get a call about bees in a Teaneck wall, it's usually one of two things:

  • A honey bee colony. Bees fly calmly in and out of one spot all day, and on a warm day you may hear a steady hum. A colony can live in a wall for years, building wax comb and storing honey.
  • A yellow jacket nest. Faster, shinier yellow-and-black insects shooting in and out, busiest in late summer and fall. These nests grow large in a single season and can chew through drywall into a room.

The two need opposite approaches, which is why we always identify the insect before anyone touches the wall. A honey bee colony is a job for a beekeeper. A yellow jacket wall nest is a job for a licensed pest control technician.

Which insect is in your wall, attic or tree?

Use this to narrow it down, then text us a photo to confirm:

InsectWhat you'll noticeTypical Teaneck spotWhat we do
Honey beesFuzzy, golden-brown; calm, steady traffic; hummingWall cavities, chimneys, hollow treesRelocate with a local beekeeper
Yellow jacketsSmooth, bright yellow and black; fast, aggressive near the entrySiding gaps, soffits, ground holesTreat the nest; remove what we can reach
European hornetsLarge, brown and yellow; often active at night and drawn to lightsHollow trees, wall voids, atticsTreat the nest
Bald-faced hornetsBlack and white; very defensiveGray paper balls in trees and hedgesTreat and take down the nest
Bumble beesBig, fuzzy, yellow and black; slowUnder decks, in old insulation or rodent holesUsually advice; treat only if needed
Carpenter beesShiny black abdomen; round holes in woodFascia, deck rails, eavesCarpenter bee treatment

Still not sure? Our wasp, hornet and yellow jacket identification guide has more detail, and are yellow jackets bees or wasps? clears up the most common mix-up.

Wasp and hornet removal in Teaneck's big trees

Teaneck's mature shade trees are part of what makes the town feel the way it does, and they're also where a lot of hornet nests end up. With the Hackensack River along the west side of town and Overpeck County Park on the south, there's plenty of green space and plenty of wood for hornets to chew into paper.

  • Bald-faced hornets build gray, football-shaped paper nests on branches and in dense hedges. Many people only find them in fall, when the leaves drop and a nest that was there all summer suddenly shows.
  • European hornets prefer hollow trees and cavities. They're big, they fly at dusk and after dark, and they're often noticed bumping against porch lights or windows at night.
  • Yellow jackets use the ground under trees, especially around roots and old rodent burrows.

A nest high in a tree is not something to knock down with a pole or hit with a hose. We treat tree nests from a safe position with the right equipment. For more on this insect, see our page on bald-faced hornet nest removal.

How honey bee relocation works in Teaneck

1

Confirm they're honey bees

A photo or a quick look from a safe distance tells us whether it's honey bees, which are relocated, or wasps, which are treated.

2

Swarm or colony?

A swarm hanging on a branch or fence is usually just passing through and is the easiest to collect. A colony that has moved into a wall or chimney is a bigger job.

3

We bring in a beekeeper

We work with a local beekeeper so the bees are collected and moved to a hive instead of exterminated.

4

Deal with the comb

When a colony has been in a wall, the wax and honey usually need to come out too, or they can attract other insects. We explain what that involves before any work starts.

Palisades Park homeowners asked about this a lot β€” read our humane bee relocation page for another example, or who to call for bee removal.

What not to do when bees or wasps are in the house

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Don't caulk or tape the hole

Sealing the entry traps the insects inside the wall, and they look for another way out β€” sometimes into a bedroom through an outlet or light fixture.

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Don't spray honey bees

Killing a honey bee colony inside a wall leaves comb and honey that can melt, stain and draw other pests.

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Don't set off a bug bomb in the attic

Foggers rarely reach a nest inside a wall cavity and can be a fire risk near pilot lights.

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Don't open the wall yourself

Cutting into an active yellow jacket nest from inside the room is one of the fastest ways to get stung many times.

Store sprays have their place, but not here. Read wasp spray vs. professional removal.

Bee and wasp removal for Teaneck businesses and institutions

Teaneck has busy shopping streets like Cedar Lane and Teaneck Road, plus schools, a college campus, houses of worship, medical offices and apartment buildings. A nest by a front door, under a store awning, beside a playground or over an outdoor dining area is a safety issue for the people coming and going.

For Teaneck businesses and building managers we:

  • Schedule around your hours, services or school day when we can.
  • Check entrances, signs, awnings, rooflines, dumpster areas and landscaping β€” not just the nest you reported.
  • Explain where we treated so staff know what to expect.
  • Keep a record of the visit for your files.

For ongoing service, see commercial pest control and our apartment building programs.

Bees, wasps and hornets in Teaneck, month by month

WhenWhat's happeningWhat to do
April – MayQueens start small nests; honey bee swarming season begins; carpenter bees drill woodKnock down tiny starter nests early; call about swarms
June – JulyNests grow quickly; honey bee swarms still possibleCheck eaves, decks and sheds every couple of weeks
August – SeptemberYellow jacket and hornet nests at full size and most aggressiveCall before mowing near ground nests or working on ladders
October – NovemberLeaves drop and tree nests appear; first frosts slow wasps downOld nests can be left or removed; note gaps to fix
December – MarchWasp colonies die off; queens hide for winter; honey bees stay in their colonyGood time to plan repairs before spring

Curious where they go? See where yellow jackets go in winter.

Get a Free Bee & Wasp Removal Quote in Teaneck

Tell us where the insects are going in and out, and send a photo if you can. Same-day visits are often available.

Why Teaneck calls us

  • Bees going into a wall, chimney or attic
  • A hornet nest high in a tree
  • Yellow jackets in the yard or siding
  • Want honey bees relocated, not killed
  • A nest near a store, school or entrance
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Bee & Wasp Questions from Teaneck

Who do I call for bee removal in Teaneck, NJ?

Call or text Silver Bullet Pest Control at 973-510-2585. We identify the insect, relocate honey bees with a local beekeeper and treat wasp, hornet and yellow jacket nests.

There are bees going in and out of my siding. What should I do?

Leave the hole open and keep people away from it. Text us a photo β€” if they're honey bees we arrange relocation, and if they're yellow jackets we treat the nest.

Can honey bees really be removed without killing them?

Yes. A swarm can often be collected the same day by a beekeeper. A colony that's been in a wall takes more work because the comb usually has to come out too.

How do you handle wasp and hornet removal in tall trees?

We treat tree nests from a safe position with professional equipment and protective gear. Don't try to knock a nest down with a pole or a hose.

What are the big wasps hitting my porch light at night?

Those are often European hornets, which fly after dark and are attracted to lights. They usually nest in hollow trees or wall voids nearby, and the nest should be treated.

Will yellow jackets chew through my wall?

They can. A large nest in a wall void sometimes chews through drywall or ceiling paint into a room, which is why you shouldn't seal the outside entrance.

How fast can you get to Teaneck?

Same-day visits are often available, especially if someone is allergic or the nest is by a doorway. Call or text early for the best chance.

Do you offer bee and wasp removal for Teaneck businesses?

Yes β€” stores, restaurants, offices, schools, houses of worship and apartment buildings. We work around your hours and check the whole property.

Are you licensed?

Yes. Silver Bullet Pest Control holds NJ License 90568B and has over 15 years of experience.

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Our service area

Union County

973-510-2585
  • Berkeley Heights
  • Clark
  • Cranford
  • Elizabeth
  • Fanwood
  • Garwood
  • Hillside
  • Kenilworth
  • Linden
  • Mountainside
  • New Providence
  • Plainfield
  • Rahway
  • Roselle
  • Roselle Park
  • Scotch Plains
  • Springfield
  • Summit
  • Union
  • Westfield

Morris County

973-510-2585
  • Boonton
  • Butler
  • Cedar Knolls
  • Chatham
  • Denville
  • Dover
  • East Hanover
  • Florham Park
  • Hanover
  • Kinnelon
  • Lincoln Park
  • Madison
  • Mendham
  • Montville
  • Morris Plains
  • Morristown
  • Mountain Lakes
  • Parsippany
  • Pequannock
  • Randolph
  • Riverdale
  • Rockaway
  • Roxbury
  • Whippany

Updated November 2026 by the Silver Bullet Pest Control team, Garfield, NJ β€’ NJ License 90568B

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