March brings warmer temperatures and the return of queen wasps emerging from winter hibernation. After spending cold months dormant in protected spaces, queens wake up hungry and immediately start searching for suitable nesting sites to establish new colonies.
Early spring is the most critical time for wasp prevention. A single queen building a small nest in March is manageable and easy to address. By summer, that same nest can house thousands of aggressive wasps defending an established colony that requires professional removal.
