Fact Sheet

Wasps

Latin Name:

Vespa

Typical Infestation Locations:

Eaves, roof overhangs, wall voids, attics, crawl spaces, sheds, tree branches, ground burrows, garden structures, play equipment, garbage bins, outdoor dining areas, fence lines, decks, windowsills, potted plants, and outdoor structures like gazebos or pergolas.

Methods of Control (DIY):

Traps, removing nests, using essential oils, planting deterrent plants, using soapy water spray, sealing entry points, and securing food and garbage.

Methods of Control (Professional):

Relocation, removal, the use of insecticidal sprays, implementing preventive measures, employing traps or bait stations, and utilizing integrated pest management techniques.

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Prices for wasps

Wasp Nest Treatment

£45

FIXED PRICE

Additional Wasp Nest treated on the same visit for just £20!

Bees Nest Treatment

FROM ONLY

£70

Treatment and removal services available.

Our wasp treatment service comes at a fixed price of £45. If there are multiple nests within the same property or area, we only charge an additional £20 for each extra nest treated. Active nests are effectively treated with a spray treatment, while dormant nests will be safely removed whenever possible. Typically, wasp nests are found in accessible and easily reachable locations. However, please note that if any nests are in challenging-to-reach areas, tall buildings, or require treatment outside of regular hours, there may be variations in pricing. For further details on wasps or bee nests, or if you have any additional enquiries, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We are here to provide you with the necessary information and assistance.

A grey wasp nest on a white background.

Untreated Wasp Nest Risks

In this article we explore the untreated wasp nest risks you face if you don't act swiftly when you find a wasp nest. We provide expert insight and effective solutions. Neglecting a nest poses health hazards from severe allergic reactions, property damage, and ecosystem disruption due to unbalanced pest populations.

A single wasp.

Wasp Behaviours and Their Lifecycle

Get ready to unravel the mysteries of wasp behaviours as we dive into their fascinating lifecycle and activity patterns. In this insightful blog, we provide answers to your burning questions: When do wasps come out? When do they start nesting and building nests? When do they mate, swarm, and become active or aggressive? Discover the intriguing world of wasps as we explore their sleep patterns, nest departure, hibernation, and eventual decline.

A close up of a wasps face.

Life Cycle of a Wasp Nest

Explore the captivating life cycle of a wasp nest, from construction to abandonment. Unveil the complex transformation of these structures and gain a deeper appreciation for the world of wasps. Join us on a fascinating journey into the secret realm of buzzing constructions.

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