Wasp Nest Removal Cost in Rayners Lane

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The 30-Day Guarantee

• Guaranteed for 30 days from the date of treatment
• If wasps return within that period and the nest we treated is still active, we return and re-treat free of charge
• Allow 24 to 48 hours first — returning foragers are carrying treatment into the nest
• It is a free re-treatment rather than a refund
• A different nest at the property is a new job
• The only exclusion is where the nest cannot be accessed

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What Happens on the Visit

• We locate the nest, which is usually the part that takes the time
• Treatment is applied at the entrance and into the nest where accessible
• Foragers carry it in over the following hours
• The colony dies, usually within 24 to 48 hours
• Keep people and pets away from the entrance during that period
• The nest is not reused in later years

Where They Nest Here

• Roof voids and lofts — the most common by a distance
• Under the eaves, behind fascias and soffits
• Behind a bargeboard on a gable
• In a wall cavity, entering at an air brick or a gap
• Garages, sheds and outbuildings
• Under a flat roof over a rear extension or bay
• In a hedge, a compost heap or a bank
• In a porch roof or above a doorway

Semi-Detached Rooflines

Worth knowing in a pair of 1930s semis, and it comes up every summer.

• The roof void may be open across the party wall
• So a nest entering next door's fascia can sit above your ceiling
• Wasps appearing in your upstairs room may enter from their half
• Which is worth establishing before booking twice
• We will tell you what we find
• One treatment can resolve both halves where the void is shared

When to Call

• Wasps consistently entering the same point in the building
• A visible nest, whatever its size
• Wasps inside the property repeatedly, particularly upstairs
• Anyone at the property with an allergy
• A nest near a door, path, children's area or bin store
• Work planned near the nest, including roofers or scaffolders

Bees Are Different

• We do not treat honey bees. A swarm should go to a local beekeeper
• Bumblebees are docile, short-lived colonies and should be left
• Masonry and mining bees are solitary and harmless
• Send a photograph if you are not sure
• Wasps are smoother and brighter, with a defined waist
• Bees look furrier and fly more heavily
• If it is bees, we will tell you and there is nothing to pay

Related Questions

How quickly can you come?

Usually same or next day in season. Tell us if anyone at the property has an allergy.

Do you remove the nest physically?

Treatment kills the colony. Physical removal is only necessary where the nest itself is a problem, such as in a living space.

Will they come back next year?

Not to the same nest. A new queen may build nearby in a future season.