Pest control and extermination for wasps in London

Name: Wasp Control
Brand: Fantastic Services
Rating: 4.5 (42553 reviews)

Same-day wasp nest treatment

Fully trained wasp exterminators
Wasp control services with a 100 % guarantee
Single-visit wasp control services
24/7 wasp nest treatments

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How do I get rid of a wasp nest in London?

1. Survey

A wasp exterminator will inspect the area and determine the best method for treating the nest. With our emergency pest control service, we can get rid of wasps the same day!

2. Treatment

Wasp nests are treated with insecticides which neutralise the wasps rapidly. After the wasp nest is no longer active, the exterminator will give you some wasp control advice

3. Observation

A single visit is usually all that is needed to get rid of a wasp infestation.

4. Prevention

Whenever there is a concern that the wasps will return to your property, you can always consult the wasp control technician for prevention measures.

Hire an exterminator to treat wasp nests

When you book a professional wasp nest treatment service with us, you can take advantage of:

24/7 wasp control treatments, including weekends and holidays;
Fantastic Club members receive special discounts on on all pest control services;
Insecticides available to professional exterminators are more powerful and effective than those available over the counter;
The initial cost of hiring a professional exterminator may seem high, but it can save you money in the long run by preventing property damage and potential medical expenses;
Whenever they feel threatened, wasps can sting. Our exterminators are equipped with the necessary protective gear and tools to safely eliminate wasps without putting themselves or others at risk;

Exterminator in safety gear holding a fogging machine and preparing to conduct fogging treatment

How to prepare for wasp nest treatment

Make sure you are dealing with a wasp nest, not a beehive, or else a local beekeeper must handle the service
Keep your distance from wasp nests and if you see wasps storming out and grouping together, you are too close and should leave;
To prevent wasps from entering your home, close all windows and doors near the treatment area;
Keep pets indoors or in a secure area while the exterminator is treating the nest;

Meet the local wasp exterminators

Mihail 4.3/5 126 ratings

Number of bookings: 1345

With Fantastic Services for: 2 years

Specialities:

Ants nests Pest inspection Warehouse pest control Pest control

What the reviews say

"Quick and effective rodent control service. Their timely response and efficient methods resolved the problem with expertise."

- Oliver K.

Ivan 4.43/5 4 ratings

Number of bookings: 47

With Fantastic Services for: 2 years

Specialities:

Animal carcass removal Solar panel pigeon proofing Spider control Warehouse pest control

Wasp treatment frequently asked questions

How do I change my appointment for another day, if I need to?

Just log into your Fantastic account, go to the dashboard section and reschedule your booking from there. If you haven’t got an account, it’ll take you a minute or two to register and create one.

How about getting a special deal on my wasp control service?

Well, of course, you can pay less for your service. Just join our loyal clients - the valued members of the Fantastic Club. You’ll be eligible for discounts on all services for a year and get tonnes of other benefits, as well.

There is a wasp nest at my property. Can I tackle it myself?

Wasp nests can be dangerous, and removing them on your own could cause stings or injury. The safest and most effective way to deal with a wasp infestation is to hire a professional wasp exterminator.

Can the wasps build a nest indoors?

Yes, this can happen if the wasps find a way to enter inside the structure. The places that are most likely to be affected include garages, sheds, lofts and even attics.

Can the wasp nest be in the ground?

Yes. Wasps can use existing cavities in the ground (old rabbit burrows or mouse holes) and turn them into nests. This also applies to cavities in walls and other surfaces.

Are wasps aggressive?

Only the female wasps are able to sting and they will resort to doing so if provoked. Note, however, that even approaching a nest counts as a provocation. To make things worse, the first wasp that stings will emit a special pheromone that will tell the other wasps to attack you.