Affordable wasp nest removal in Lambeth
Quality and value go hand in hand at Pest Control Specialists. Our wasp nest removal in Lambeth uses the same professional methods as the most expensive firms, at a price local families can afford: £140 per nest for any home. The price we quote is the price you pay.
Wasp problems in Lambeth
From Stockwell to Kennington, wasps in Lambeth build nests wherever they find shelter: under roof tiles, in lofts, sheds, bird boxes and hedges. Gardens near Clapham Common tend to see high numbers in late summer.
Why choose us for wasp nest removal in Lambeth?
Homeowners, tenants and landlords across Lambeth trust us because we turn up on time, do a thorough job and stand behind our work. Whether you're in Stockwell, Vauxhall, Kennington or Streatham, you'll get the same high standard of wasp nest removal at the same fair price.
Wherever you are in Lambeth (Stockwell, Vauxhall, Kennington, Streatham, Herne Hill, West Norwood, Waterloo, Tulse Hill, Oval, Brixton and Clapham), we can help. Postcodes covered: SE1, SE11, SE24, SE27, SW2, SW4, SW8, SW9 and SW16.
Signs of wasps
- Lots of wasps flying in and out of one spot, such as an eave, air brick or roof tile
- A papery, grey nest in the loft, shed or garden
- Chewing or crackling sounds in walls or ceilings
- Wasps appearing indoors near light fittings or windows
How we treat wasps
- Locate the nest entrance, including hard-to-reach high spots
- Apply professional insecticide dust directly into the nest
- Wasp activity dies down within a few hours
- Advice on removing the nest safely once it's inactive, if needed
Wasp Nest Removal prices in Lambeth
Same price for any type of property. Usually same-day. No VAT to add.
🎉 £50 off a second pest treatment on the same visit
Need two different pests treated? When both treatments are carried out on the same visit, you save £50 on the second one.
Quote code TWOPESTS when you book.
🎉 Extra wasp nests just £50 each
More than one wasp nest? Every extra nest we treat at the same visit is only £50.
Wasp Nest Removal: 5 frequently asked questions
Do I need to be home?
Not always. If the nest is outside and easy to reach, we can often treat it while you're out.
Do you remove bees?
We don't kill honeybees. We'll put you in touch with a local beekeeper. Bumblebee nests are usually best left alone.
How quickly can you come out?
In most boroughs we offer same-day or next-day wasp visits during peak season.
Will the wasps die straight away?
Most activity stops within a few hours of treatment, although you may see a few wasps returning to the nest for a day or so.
Should I block up the nest entrance?
No. Blocking the entrance can force wasps to find another way out, sometimes into your home. Leave it open so they come into contact with the treatment.
Wasp Nest Removal in Lambeth: local questions
How much does wasp nest removal cost in Lambeth?
Wasp nest removal in Lambeth costs £140 per nest for any home, with no VAT to add. The price is fixed before we visit, with no call-out charge. Each extra nest treated at the same visit: £50.
Do you offer wasp nest removal near me in Stockwell?
Yes. We cover Stockwell, Vauxhall, Kennington and every other part of Lambeth, including all SE1, SE11, SE24, SE27, SW2, SW4, SW8, SW9 and SW16 postcodes. Call 020 3369 9469 for same-day or next-day visits.
Why choose Pest Control Specialists for wasp nest removal in Lambeth?
We combine high-quality, professional treatment with fair, fixed prices. Our BPCA-qualified, insured technicians know Lambeth well, arrive in unmarked vans and give you honest advice to keep wasps away for good.
Dangers of wasps: 5 reasons to get them treated
- Wasp stings are painful, and unlike bees, wasps can sting more than once.
- Stings can cause severe allergic reactions, including anaphylaxis.
- By late summer a single nest can hold thousands of wasps.
- Disturbing a nest makes wasps aggressive, and they release a scent that calls others to attack.
- Nests near doors, windows and patios can make your garden unusable.
5 interesting facts about wasps
- Wasps build their nests from chewed wood pulp mixed with saliva, making a type of paper.
- A queen wasp starts each new nest on her own in spring.
- Only new queens survive the winter. Old nests are never reused.
- Wasps help gardeners by eating caterpillars and other garden pests.
- Wasps become more of a nuisance in late summer, when they switch to sugary foods.