A wasp nest under a verandah, in a shed roof or tucked into the eaves of a Whittlesea home tends to grow quickly once the weather warms, and repeated wasps returning to the same spot is usually the first sign. The crew we book will ask roughly where the nest is and how big the wasp activity looks before heading out, so they arrive prepared for the job.
The visit focuses on locating the nest itself rather than just the wasps flying around it, since dealing with the nest is what stops the activity coming back. Eaves, garden sheds, retaining walls, machinery bays and gaps around outdoor furniture are common spots the crew checks, along with any second nest nearby if the property has had wasp problems before.
- Nest location confirmed before work begins
- Eaves, sheds, verandahs and fence lines checked as common nesting spots
- A price given based on nest size and location
- Advice on keeping outdoor bins and food areas less attractive to wasps
- Second nests nearby checked if the property has had wasp problems before
Whittlesea properties with fruit trees or mature gardens can see more wasp activity through late summer as food sources draw them in, while rural blocks with sheds and machinery bays tend to see nests settle in quiet, undisturbed corners instead. Compost bins, pet food left outside and fallen fruit under trees are all worth mentioning when you call, since they are common reasons wasps keep returning to the same corner of a property. Mention any children, pets, livestock or outdoor entertaining areas near the nest as well, since that can affect how the crew approaches the visit.
Call 03 7053 9826 to book a wasp visit. Describe where the nest is and how active it looks, and we will arrange a local crew with a price confirmed upfront.