Mud Dauber Control
Messy nests, hidden problems.
Mud daubers aren’t like other wasps. They’re solitary builders, crafting tube-like mud nests on walls, eaves, and garages. While they’re less aggressive than other stinging insects, their nests can attract more problematic pests and create an unsightly mess around your home.
Did you know?
Mud daubers often paralyze spiders and seal them inside their nests as food for their young.
Why mud daubers invade
These wasps seek sheltered spots with easy access to mud and food. You’ll often find their nests in covered entryways, sheds, and attics. While they don’t attack in swarms like yellow jackets, their presence can be a sign of spider activity nearby.
Signs to watch for
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- •Small, mud-built tubes stuck to walls or ceilings
•Solitary wasps flying around garages, attics, or sheds
•Old, abandoned nests breaking apart and leaving debris
•Increased spider activity near nesting areas
Our Approach
Mud daubers may not be aggressive, but their presence can be a sign of bigger pest problems—and their nests don’t belong on your home. At Elevate, we take a comprehensive approach, removing both active and abandoned nests, treating high-risk areas to prevent rebuilding, and targeting the spiders that attract them in the first place.
Our residual treatments ensure mud daubers don’t return, while our strategic applications help deter future nesting. Whether you have a few unsightly nests or an ongoing issue, we’ll make sure your home stays clear of these messy builders—so you don’t have to deal with them again.
Our Pest-Free Promise
We're committed to keeping your home pest-free. If pests return between your scheduled treatments, we'll come back at no extra cost to take care of them--- guaranteed. Your peace of mind is our priority.
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Frequent Questions
Are mud daubers aggressive?
Mud daubers rarely sting and are less aggressive than other wasps. However, they can still pose a nuisance, and their nests invite other pests if left untreated.
Why am I finding mud nests around my home?
Mud daubers build nests where mud and spiders are easily accessible. Your property provides easy access to materials and shelter, making it attractive to them.
How do I know if I have mud daubers?
Watch for mud-like nests on eaves, siding, attics, or garages. Their nests often resemble small, tube-shaped mud structures.
Will Elevate remove mud dauber nests?
