Wasps build their papery nests in sheltered spots around Ipswich homes, most often under eaves, along pergola beams, inside shrubs, under outdoor furniture and on play equipment. Paper wasps are the most common. Their nests start small in spring and can grow through summer, and the wasps will sting to defend them if you get too close.
We take your call, ask where the nest is and how big it looks, give you upfront pricing and book a nearby crew. The crew we book treats the nest, removes it and checks the area for other nests nearby, as wasps often build more than one around the same house. Hard-to-reach nests high under eaves or deep inside shrubs are all part of the job.
- Finding the nest and any others around the house
- Treating the nest so the wasps are dealt with
- Removing the nest from eaves, beams or shrubs
- Checking sheds, fences and play equipment
- Advice on spotting new nests early
Please do not try to knock a nest down with a broom or hose. Wasps can sting many times, and a disturbed nest can send the whole group after you. Keep children and pets away from the area until the crew arrives. If anyone in the home is allergic to stings, tell us when you call. Checking the eaves once a month in spring helps you catch new nests while they are small.
To book wasp nest removal in Ipswich, call 07 3543 7767. Tell us where the nest is and roughly how big it is, and we will give you the price and a time, often same-day or next-day where the run allows.
