Wasps can be aggressive and deliver painful stings, making them a risk to people, pets, and especially those who suffer allergic reactions. Unlike bees, wasps are not beneficial pollinators and do not need to be preserved, so safe and effective treatment is the best option.

Our Inspector will carry out a thorough external inspection of your property to locate any wasp nests. Once located, the nests will be treated directly with a targeted pesticide. Where possible, our Inspector will remove treated paper wasp nests. However, in some cases the nest may be located in an area that is unsafe or inaccessible to physically remove (e.g. high up under a roof edge). If this occurs, there is no need for concern — paper wasps that return to the treated nest will come into contact with the residual pesticide and will die.

Types of Wasps We Commonly Treat:

• Paper Wasps – Often build umbrella-shaped nests under eaves, pergolas, sheds, and fences. They are highly defensive of their nests and will sting multiple times if disturbed.
  
  
• Mud Wasps – Solitary wasps that create small mud cells on walls, ceilings, or outdoor structures. While not as aggressive as paper wasps, their mud nests can be unsightly and are treated when required. They can also be brushed down. 

Our wasp treatment provides fast relief from infestations, reduces the risk of stings, and keeps your outdoor areas safe.

Our General Pest Treatment also includes treatment for wasps – so if you are due for a General Pest Treatment – find more information here. This may be more cost effective.