I've used a couple methods. I have a 5 gal pail that I have setup as a suction/death chamber to keep the hornets/wasps separated from my shop vac. 2in of water and a small amount of dawn kills'em dead. I have enough extensions that I can get 25ft up and get them as they go to their hive.
Method two is Permethrin. Its somewhat like Seven but more specialized. It is even banned in some states. I get 1/4" clear tube and put it on a dowel to get it close to the nest opening. Then you just shake the bottle and squeeze. The wasps spread it around the nest and bye bye colony. It takes a day or two then they are done.
My Dad will use water and drowned them. Just stick the hose in at a moderate setting and let it run for few hours at night. That usually convinces them to leave or kills them outright.
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