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One of the most common pests you might encounter across Britain, wasps are commonly found buzzing around barbecues and making inroads on sweet drinks left unattended during the warmer summer months. While not much of a danger individually, wasps can quickly become an issue when they make their nest and multiply rapidly in an inconvenient location. At this point, you may wish to consider a wasp nest removal service from the experts at Willis Pest Control.
A wasp nest can quickly become a significant nuisance when left close to a populated area or experiencing heavy foot traffic. When provoked, wasps are more than happy to sting anyone and everyone nearby – something that could potentially be lethal to those with an allergy.
The most effective way to address this issue is by reaching out to a wasp nest removal expert for a thorough solution. Leveraging advanced equipment and extensive experience, our team at Willis Pest Control guarantees consistent success in wasp nest removal.
How To Tell If You Have a Wasp Infestation
If you’re noticing large numbers of wasps around your property, this is likely a sign that they’ve taken up residence somewhere nearby, and you may require a wasp nest removal service to remedy this.
If you’re not quite sure whether your property may have a wasp infestation, why not get in touch with a member of our team? They can help to identify the source of the wasp infestation and provide a solution for quick and efficient wasp nest removal.
Ahead of a visit from our team at Willis Pest Control, you may be able to find the nest’s location; this can be done by following a worker wasp. Generally, these tend to be yellow or brown and should not be approached under any circumstances, as they may register you as a danger and proceed to try to attack.
Wasps tend to build their nests in sheltered areas. Common locations can include:
- In wall cavities
- Under eaves
- Beneath trees or bushes
- In sheds
Why Should You Remove a Wasp's Nest?
Wasp nests are typically harmless when located in remote or uninhabited areas. However, they can become a threat when near homes and businesses, putting people at risk. Unlike bees, wasps are much more aggressive and sting multiple times, injecting toxins that can adversely affect children, the elderly, and individuals with allergies. In severe situations, this may lead to anaphylaxis, which can be life-threatening.
If presented with a comfortable environment, a wasp nest can quickly multiply in size, growing by thousands in increments over several short months.
Can You Remove a Wasp’s Nest Yourself?
Given the risks associated with a wasp swarm, it’s best to let professionals handle the removal of nests. This task requires the use of protective gear and top-tier equipment specifically designed for wasp nest removal.
At Willis Pest Control we’re experts at wasp nest removal, even in hard-to-reach areas, and will do everything possible to ensure that our wasps nest removal solution is carried out quickly and efficiently.
If you’re concerned about wasps on your property, it’s better to contact us for a free quote than attempt to resolve the situation yourself.
Wasp Removal Steps
We know how concerning it can be when wasps invade your space.
In homes with children or elderly residents, a wasp nest can significantly threaten daily life. A nest near a business can discourage customers from visiting and also pose health risks to employees.
Contacting The Wasp Removal Professionals
The first step in removing a wasp’s nest from your property is contacting our friendly and approachable team. We’ll discuss your wasp problem and advise on what will happen next. We’re here to help with your wasp pest control. Don’t forget that getting a quote for your pest problem is free.
Inspecting Your Property
Our experts must visit your property to identify the best source of the wasp infestation. Even though every property is unique, our team is well-versed in the numerous locations where a wasp colony can reside.
Putting Together a Wasp Removal Treatment Plan
Once the nest is found, our team of wasp removal specialists can create a multi-phase strategy to safely eliminate the wasp nest, while also preventing the wasps from returning to your property.
Efficiency is key when it comes to wasp nest removal. We are the experts who can help remove wasps for good. We do this by making multiple visits to your property, during which we identify and mitigate any separate opportunities wasps may have to return.
We’re committed to providing the very best wasp pest control in Birmingham, Wolverhampton, and throughout the West Midlands. Our fully qualified team of professionals has the tools and experience to deal with wasp infestations of any size.
We also pride ourselves on our responsive and efficient service. When you contact us for professional wasp nest removal, you’ll find that we’re there to solve your problem quickly.
In the meantime, there are some steps you can take to discourage wasps from invading your space. While these won’t fix the source of the problem, they should help to reduce the number of wasps in areas where you spend time.
- Keep your bin lids securely closed (this includes both your household bin and your wheelie bin/outside bin!).
- If possible, keep your wheelie or outside bin away from your home or business property.
- Avoid leaving food (especially sweet food and drinks) out too long.
- Keep windows and doors to your property closed as much as possible. If the weather is too warm, consider installing fly screens.
- Keep outbuildings and sheds as secure as possible.
- If you have a compost heap, keep it covered and secured.
A wasp exterminator’s job is precisely what the name suggests: removing wasp nests from properties. The primary advantage of this service is to eliminate the risk that wasps pose to people living in and near the property, thereby significantly reducing the likelihood of painful stings.
Considered among the most aggressive creatures on Earth, wasps swiftly strike when they feel threatened. Therefore, attempting to remove a wasp nest on your own can be dangerous without the expertise and proper tools typically used by professionals.