Wasps are actually beneficial to the environment and so should only be treated if they are a nuisance
Home treatments are possible but not recommended, especially if the nest is large or you are allergic. Wasp stings can send you into anaphylaxis.
A professional pest control technician should be called out as they have the correct insecticide and equipment for spraying deep into the nests even when the nest is at height or in a hard to reach position.
Nests are not usually removed and only sprayed. A whole nest of wasps may take a day or two to die off after treating as foraging wasps return to the nest at the end of the day.
Wasps nests can then be removed a few weeks later once all the wasps have been been treated.
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Wasps can be fatal if the nest is aggravated.
Cause a fire risk -we have been to jobs where wasps have caught fire within downlighters (spot lights fitted in the ceiling/loft)
Multiply quickly, slowly becoming an issue later in the season.
Enter vulnerable areas in the property later in the season for light and warmth.
Live until Jan or February if the nest is large.
If left create queens that will hibernate in the roof until the following season.
Increase in the number of nests you will get year on year if not treated.
It is vital for us to understand what insect you have. Don’t worry, we don’t expect you to know – we can diagnose some insect problems over the phone – however in most cases we would carry out a specialist consultation and survey to provide the following benefits:
Survey your premises and identify insect, extent of your problem and insect issue you are facing.
A proposal with a bespoke solution, pictures and what guarantee we may offer for the work.
Deal with insects effectively. Supply and install superior fixings or services to achieve your required results.
Provide detailed report of service carried out.
