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Based in the Midlands we are professionals in the treatment of wasp nests, removal of wasp nests, wasp nest extermination and wasp extermination.
Our service charge is only £50.00. No extra change for weekends or bank holidays. Additional nests can be removed at a reduced cost.
We guarantee a discreet and satisfacty service and promise no hidden charges.
All our technicians are fully trained to the highest standards and are all fully Insured. We operate a Fast Response service.
We cover all kinds of properties from domestic to commercial. No job is too large or too small.
Wasps live in nests found in roof spaces, airbricks, cavity walls, garden sheds, trees etc. Midlands Wasp Removal are fully trained at dealing with all wasp nest problems, wasp nest removal and wasp extermination.
The life cycle of a wasp
The fertile female comes out of hibernation during the early days of summer. She (the queen) then looks for suitable mates.
She could mate with several males and store their sperm in her body. During mating, she is already fertile but her eggs don’t immediately interact with the sperm. The queen then builds a nest which would become a colony. The eggs are stored separately in a small sack which during that time has been injected with sperm. At first, the queen will just hatch enough workers to support her in growing the colony.
With enough workers, she will just concentrate on giving birth. Workers will assist her in giving birth, taking care of the fertilized eggs as well as guarding the colony.
As the colony increases in size, females will then start to become smaller queens, looking for males that would deposit sperm to them. By the time the new breed of queens could lay eggs, the main queen has already reached her limit in life span and dies.
Can wasps cause harm?
Wasps sting as a defence by injecting venom into your skin. A sting often causes a swollen, red mark to form on the skin. This can be itchy and painful, but is harmless in most cases. The affected area will usually remain painful and itchy for a few days.
Some people have an allergic reaction after a sting. This can cause symptoms that vary in severity, from pain and swelling to a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction that will require immediate medical attention (anaphylaxis). You should seek emergency treatment if you have any of the following symptoms immediately after being stung
- swelling or itching anywhere else on your body
- a skin reaction anywhere else, particularly pale or flushed (red or blotchy) skin
- wheezing or difficulty breathing
- a headache
- nausea, vomiting or diarrhoea
- a fast heart rate
- dizziness or feeling faint
- difficulty swallowing (dysphagia)
- confusion, anxiety or agitation
Call 999 and ask for an ambulance, because this type of reaction can be fatal.
(Information provided by NHS UK)
Fully Qualified Personal
All of our staff involved in the removal of wasps are fully trained and certified to very high standards because we take your safety very seriously.
Our founder Tony Anderson has gone through the most rigerous training to ensure that everyone is safe, he and all staff are certified through Killgerm training by Killgerm chemicals ltd
Our vans are descrete and will not draw attention to the fact that you have an infestation.
We will Bee on time
With fast response times at Midlands wasp removals we know how important it is to get you free from pests that blight your life. Therefore we will get to you as quickly as possible and will always keep you updated if there is an unexpected issue whilst on the way to you.
We have helped many individuals and businesses in a timely and professional manner and are committed to helping you should you require our services.
Areas covered
Staffordshire Wasp Removal
Stoke-on-Trent / Leek / Newcastle / Stafford / Stone / Uttoxeter
postcodes: ST1, ST2, ST3, ST4, ST5, ST6, ST7, ST8, ST9, ST10, ST11, ST12, ST13, ST14, ST15, ST16, ST17, ST18, ST19, ST20, ST21
Cheshire Wasp Removal
Crewe / Congleton / Middlewich / Nantwich / Northwich / Sandbach / Tarporley / Winsford
postcodes: CW1, CW2, CW3, CW4, CW5, CW6, CW7, CW8, CW9, CW10, CW11, CW12