Wasp Nest Removal Shrewsbury – Professional Treatments for £80
A plain explanation of what the fixed £80 wasp nest treatment includes, what an extra nest costs, how to prepare for the visit and how to arrange it.
What the £80 covers
The price for treating a wasp nest is £80 per nest. That is the figure on the price graphic and it is the figure you pay. It is not an opening bid or a starting point that grows once someone turns up. The same price applies whether the nest is in a roof space, a garden wall, a hedge or a hole in the lawn.
For that fixed price you get a qualified technician, fully insured, who attends your property, finds the nest and treats it. The graphic also says 1 visit guaranteed, which means the aim is to deal with the nest in a single visit rather than selling you a string of return trips.
The work is described as safe and effective, and it is carried out for both domestic and commercial customers. A house with a nest above the porch and a small business with one in a yard wall are treated the same way when it comes to the price.
What is not added on top
It helps to be clear about what you will not be asked to pay for, because this is where people often expect surprises.
- There is no call-out charge. Having someone come out to look does not cost extra before the work starts.
- There is no extra charge for location. Where your property is makes no difference to the figure.
- There is no extra charge for time of day. An evening or weekend appointment costs the same as a weekday one.
- There are no hidden fees. The quote you are given is the price you pay.
The business is open seven days a week, so a nest discovered on a Sunday afternoon does not have to wait until Monday to be reported. If you are in Shrewsbury or one of the surrounding villages, the technician covers the area and the price stays the same.
A second nest on the same property
Some properties turn out to have more than one nest. A common pattern is a main nest in the house and a smaller one in a shed, garage or tree at the bottom of the garden. Wasps are quite capable of settling in two or three places at once on a larger plot.
An additional nest on the same property is £40 extra. So a house with two nests costs £80 for the first and £40 for the second, which you can work out in advance rather than waiting for a total at the end.
If you are not sure whether there is more than one nest, tell the office what you have seen. Wasps flying in and out at two different points, for example one near the eaves and another low down by a fence, is worth mentioning when you book. The technician can also look around while they are there.
Booking and what happens next
Booking is straightforward. You can ring 07916 322 280, or use the online booking form on the contact page at /contact-us/. Either way you can ask for a quote and arrange the visit in the same contact.
Same-day service is offered, so if the nest is causing real concern it is worth getting in touch early in the day. Evening and weekend appointments are available too, and the online form can be used to ask for emergency service outside normal office hours.
When you get in touch, it helps to have a few details ready:
- Where you have seen the wasps going in and out, such as a gap under the roof edge, a chimney, a tree or a hole in the ground.
- Whether the property is a home or a business.
- Whether anyone in the household is allergic to wasp stings. If so, say so when booking so the booking can be prioritised.
- Any way into the area, such as a side gate or a loft hatch, that the technician will need.
Getting ready for the visit
You do not need to do much, and you should not try to do anything near the nest itself. A live nest can hold as many as 2,000 wasps at its peak in August, and they can swarm and sting if they feel threatened.
Before the technician arrives:
- Keep children and pets indoors or well away from the area.
- Close windows and doors on the side of the house where the wasps are flying.
- Do not block the entrance or spray anything at the nest. Disturbing it tends to send angry wasps in the wrong direction.
- Make sure the technician can reach the spot, whether that means moving a car, unlocking a gate or clearing a path to the loft hatch.
If you have a particular question, such as whether the empty nest can be taken down afterwards, ask when you book so it is settled before the visit.
Why the early weeks matter
Wasps begin building in early April, depending on the weather and how mild the spring has been. They look for gaps in eaves and walls, chimneys, trees, bushes and holes in the ground. The colony then grows through the summer and reaches its peak in August.
Because the price is fixed, there is no cost advantage in waiting to see whether a nest goes away by itself. A small early nest costs the same to treat as a large late one, and acting sooner usually means fewer wasps around the house in the meantime.
That is really what the £80 buys: a known price, a qualified and insured technician, one visit guaranteed, and the nest dealt with so you can use your garden and windows again.
Wasps on your property in Shrewsbury?
Fixed price £80 per nest, no call-out charge, same-day service available.