Wasp Nest Removal in the Central London Area
If you need wasp nest pest control in Central London can help. We provide you with immediate assistance in two very effective stages:
We will help you to assess your issue and give you instant, honest and FREE advice … without obligation
IF REQUIRED, WE ARRANGE A VISIT or ON-SITE SURVEY FOR YOU
Your local Pest Professional will come round to sort the problem out quickly and with no fuss
The no obligation phone consultation service applies to both residential and business customers in the Central London region. No wasp nest removal job is too large or too small for us to consider. Where relevant we are able to advise on any immediate action required to safeguard your health, property or belongings before a visit. If a site visit is needed we let you know if there will be a call out fee and advise on the probable costs of any insect treatment should it be necessary.
Wasps & Problem Wasp Nests
The common wasp lives in colonies which grow throughout the summer and can cause serious alarm when present in larger numbers or when colonies are nearby humans. Many thousands of wasps can serve a single queen and frequently their nests are concealed in hard-to-reach areas, sometimes underground or in cavities in properties of loft spaces. Wasps react in a hostile manner to being disturbed and can attack in swarms in this circumstance and are very likely to inflict a painful sting, which can be life-threatening to those with allergies. Indeed a sting in the throat can be fatal. Under no circumstances should any person but a qualified pest controller try removal of a wasp nest.
Identification
This is rarely an issue with wasps, which have a black and yellow abdomen pattern, black head and thorax, six legs and heavily-veined wings. An adult wasp is much the same in size to a worker honey bee at 12-15mm in length. Queens are much bigger, at around 20mm.
What Is The Difference Between Wasps And Hornets?
Hornets are larger than wasps at 20-30cm. Wasps are black and yellow with little hair, whereas hornets are more normally chestnut brown and yellow with some hair. Wasps are likely to feast on food waste and sugary substances and some insects, and can swarm when provoked. Hornets mainly feed on insects and do not swarm. Wasps are quick to sting and can sting repeatedly, and are commonplace in late summer. Hornets usually sting only when provoked and are seen between May and September.
Wasp Nest Removal
Never tackle a wasps’ nest by yourself. Wasp nest removal must only ever be dealt with by an experienced and qualified pest controller who has the right protective clothing and the appropriate professional strength extermination products. One visit is commonly enough to exterminate a wasp nest colony.
If you need sound advice or rapid solutions to your wasp problem anywhere in Central London or the surrounding boroughs – get in touch.
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