Expert Bee and Wasp Removal

Wasp & Bee Removal Services from the Professionals

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As the summer months roll around, it’s not unusual to see an influx of wasps and bees around your property. However, if these stinging insects decide to settle in or around your premises, it can not only be irritating but potentially hazardous.

Here at Eliminate, we understand the importance of dealing with wasp and bee nest removal quickly and carefully to minimise the risk of injury or recurrence, which is why our qualified team of wasp removal specialists are on hand to assist with wasp or bee removal.

Eliminate Solutions can guarantee that we will eradicate your wasp nest using wasp control methods that are extremely effective. We have years of experience in wasp nest eradication and have access to all of the latest wasp removal protection equipment to remove the hive safely.

Please remember that wasps can become highly aggressive if they feel threatened, so attempting to remove the wasp nest is not advisable. Bring in the wasp eradication experts at Eliminate Solutions and remove the risk of harming yourself or your family.

Wasp nest can be complicated to locate and hidden in the most obscure places, such as under roof slates, in your shed, behind window frames, or in your garden hedge.

If you think you need to hire the service of the wasp control experts, call Eliminate Solutions today.

Every bee and wasp nest removal job is different, so it is essential to tackle every situation individually. Before any attempt to remove a nest, we ensure that all options are covered, considering whether a nest can be removed or needs to be eradicated.

Whether it’s a commercial, domestic or industrial premises Eliminate Ltd has the skills and resources to tackle any pest control issues you may be facing. Our services also cover a vast area throughout Scotland and Northern England, meaning you can be assured that we can be with you immediately after your initial call.

Is it a wasp or a bee?

With around 9,000 species of wasps in the UK, you’re likely to see a fair few buzzing around your home. From landing on your food to flying around your face, these creatures can become quite a nuisance when they come out in full force during warmer months.

Wasp nests are easy to distinguish from a bee problem due to their distinctive papery look. This is produced by wasps chewing wood fibre into a pulp-like mixture that combines with their saliva. Each nest varies in size, but some of the larger nests can hold up to 10,000 wasps during peak times – this is why it’s so important to hire a professional service to deal with nests and never tackle them yourself. Nests are built from wood fibres broken down into a pulp so you may see damage to trees, decking and fences nearby.

Common wasp removal breeds

Thre are many kinds of wasps in the UK, but the two most typical wasps you are likely to encounter are the Vespula Vulgaris (also known as the common wasp) and the German wasp (Vespula Germanica). Both types of wasp have recognisable yellow and black markings and are very similar in size and appearance.

Other known breeds include the red wasp (Vespula Rufa) and the tree wasp (Dolichovespula Sylvestris). You may encounter the Saxon wasp in the Southern part of the United Kingdom (Dolichovespula Saxonica). It can also be quite standard to face the European hornet (Vespa Crabro) in certain areas of Southern England which is the UK’s only native hornet. It carries a painful stong and is larger in size than ordinary wasps, as well as sharing a similar colouration and pattern to most common and social wasps.

North American Black Wasp (Sphex pensylvanicus – the great black wasp or spider rabbit) has also been spotted inside the UK borders, although this is a very rare occurrence. Although they look menacing, they are surprisingly gentle compared to their European cousins and enjoy a solitary nature by digging their own nest within the ground.

This breed of digger wasp can grow to a size of 20mm to 35mm.

Don’t let wasps ruin your summer fun.
Telephone Eliminate wasp removal services today

0800 731 1164

How to treat a Wasp or Bee sting?

Ensure that the sting is removed from the skin if it is still there.
Soap and water should be used to wash the affected area.
Any swelling should be treated with a cold compress (such as a flannel or cloth soaked in cold water) or an ice pack for 10 minutes at the very least.
You can reduce swelling by raising or elevating the affected area.
To reduce the risk of infection, do not scratch or burst any blisters. Keeping your child’s fingernails clean and short may help if they have been stung.
Using vinegar or baking soda as home remedies aren’t likely to help.

Bee Proofing & Wasp Traps Used For Removal

Prevention is better than cure and this is no different when it comes to minimising the chances of wasps and bees infiltrating your property.

You will want to make the most of the fresh air, but open windows leave your property vulnerable to wasp intrusions. If applicable, insect screens can be installed in your property which can make a huge difference in deterring insects from setting up shop throughout a commercial premise. Wasp traps can also be extremely useful in drawing insects away from densely populated outdoor spaces such as beer gardens and restaurants.

Both products can supplied and installed by the team here at Eliminate.

Get in touch with our team today to see how we can help with your wasp or bee removal.

Expert Bee and Wasp Removal