WASPS
About us
Welcome to Wasp Nest Removal In Wembley & Harrow £50.00 Call 0203 390 1018
Trojan pest control have been providing wasp nest removal services in and around all areas of London & Middlesex for over 7 yrs.
The cost to deal and treat your wasp problem is £50.00 all inc and if you have additional nests at the same location when we visit wecan treat them too for an additional £20.00.
We offer a same day service to deal with any wasp problem and can attend at the weekends at no additioal cost.
we have provided some basic information on wasps like description, life span and how we treat them to give you a little bit of knowledge on the pest.
All treatment carried out are quick and effective and if a follow up visit is required any additonal treatments will be done free of charge.
If you would further information or would like to book a visit for us to attend and proivde a treatment you can call us on Wasp Nest Removal In Wembley & Harrow £50.00 Call 0203 390 1018
A full list of areas and postcodes we cover can be found below
Wasp Nest Removal In London & Middlesex
Wasp Nest Removal In Wembley & Harrow
Wasp Nest Removal Alperton HA0
Wasp Nest Removal Sudbury Hill HA0
Wasp Nest Removal Wembley Central HA0
Wasp Nest Removal North Wembley HA0
Wasp Nest Removal Harrow On The Hill HA1
Wasp Nest Removal North Harrow HA1
Wasp Nest Removal Northwick Park HA1
Wasp Nest Removal South Harrow HA2
Wasp Nest Removal Rayners Lane HA2
Wasp Nest Removal Harrow Weald HA3
Wasp Nest Removal Wealdstone HA3
Wasp Nest Removal Queensbury HA3
WASPS
A brief description
The common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) and the German wasp (Vespula germanica) are the 2 most common type of wasp in the uk although approx 9000 species have been identified in the uk.
The common wasp has distinctive yellow and black stripes and adult workers are between 12mm-18mm approx 15mm in length with the queen being larger with a length of approx 20mm
The German wasp also has distinctive yellow and black stripes but the adult workers are slightly smaller that the common wasp and are approx 12mm in length and under closer inspection can be told apart by marking and dots on the abdomen and head
Life span and reproduction
With wasps being a season pest the queens that have gone into hibernation from the previous season (around September/October) will start to emerge in spring usually around march/April and start looking for a suitable location to build a nest.
An untreated nest from a previous season will produce 1000s of queens that will hibernate to emerge the following season, however only a small percentage of queens will survive hibernation.
The queens have a life span of approx 12 months with female workers life span is between 10-20 days with male workers have a slightly longer life span.
Once the queens have found a suitable nesting point they will start to build a nest with a small cell unit and lay eggs, then once the first brood of workers have hatched they will take over the nest building duty and brining food for the larvae whilst the queen concentrates on egg laying. Each queen can produce a nest with up to 8000 larvae and will lay between 200-300 eggs a days for a cycle of about 23 days.
Habitat and living conditions
Wasp nests will be built in all locations, in loft spaces, ventilation voids, gardens sheds, however over the years I’ve treated nests in boats, under car bonnets etc however queens will usually locate areas with lots of vegetation and shrubs for good nest building material and food so leafy areas will always have a bigger problem with wasps
Nests are constructed with plant material such as tree bark and leaf etc; the nests are a complex design with a outer shell for protection and a stacked cell structure for the larvae. The nest are soft to touch and will crumble if removed very similar to paper mache.
How to determine the presents of Wasps
The biggest clue you have a nest to visibly see one however some can be hidden in the non accessible so seeing wasps flying about a light bulb in a loft space or finding live wasps in light fittings and also seeing a high level of wasp activity around a certain area and a constant flow of traffic coming and going from a particular point would indicate a wasp nest is present
Health and disease
Many people will get stung at one point or another with no problems or allergic reactions however being stung will leave a raised swelling that is painful and itchy however within a few days any swelling or pain will disappear.
Many people are extremely allergic to wasp stings and being stung can cause that person to go into anaphylaxis shock the symptoms will include vomiting, dizziness, increased pulse and in some situations will result in death.
Treatment
Wasps do stings and as nests are not always accessible we would strongly advise you seek professional help to deal the problem in a safe way. We charge a very reasonable fee off £55.00 to deal with the problem and will inspect other areas of your property for other nests as additional nests are treated for £15.00 if treated at the same time.
As long as we can see the entry and exit points from outside were able with our equipment and extension poles to reach the nest from ground level however if the area of activity can’t be reached we would need to get access from a closer point.
All treatments are guaranteed so if after 72 hrs our initial effort of treatment hasn’t been fully effective and wasp activity is still present a follow up visit will be carried out free of charge
For out of hours calls or enquires please call 07954 521 899 and a technician will be available 24/7 to take your call