We can do if you can see it. Most nests you won't beable to find. Could be in a wall cavity, between floors etc. We will not remove the nest if its still active as it can be very dangerous for the technician aswel as the customer. We treat the nest from an external point and if you want it to be remove after we can do so at a later date at an additional cost.
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Wasp Control Solutions near me
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STP Pest Control. Wasp nest removal and solutions near me, West Midlands, Birmingham
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Formed in 2010 but been in the field of pest control for over 20 years. We provide competent affordable solutions to your pest control problems. If your not after wasp control visit our main site here
Flight Pattern
Wasps and bees move differently in terms of their flight patterns and movements. Wasps tend to fly in a more direct, straight line and are known for their agility and quick movements. On the other hand, bees have a slower and more rhythmic flight pattern, with their wings beating in a distinctive, recognizable pattern. Additionally, bees are more likely to hover in place or move in a circular pattern, while wasps are more likely to fly in a straight line.
How they look
Wasps are bright in colour and smooth, bee's are duller in colour and slightly furry. Bee's are usually more rounder in size but you ight need a trained eye to tell them apart on the odd occassion
How to know the difference from a wasp and a bee
Flight Pattern
Wasps and bees move differently in terms of their flight patterns and movements. Wasps tend to fly in a more direct, straight line and are known for their agility and quick movements. On the other hand, bees have a slower and more rhythmic flight pattern, with their wings beating in a distinctive, recognizable pattern. Additionally, bees are more likely to hover in place or move in a circular pattern, while wasps are more likely to fly in a straight line.
How they look
Wasps are bright in colour and smooth, bee's are duller in colour and slightly furry. Bee's are usually more rounder in size but you ight need a trained eye to tell them apart on the odd occassion
Wasp Control, near me, Birmngham
Are you searching for expert wasp control services near me in Birmingham? Look no further—our dedicated team is here to help you reclaim your peace of mind. Whether you’re based in the heart of Birmingham City Centre or in the surrounding areas like Digbeth, Ladywood, or the Jewellery Quarter, we’re committed to providing fast and effective wasp nest removal when you need it most.
Birmingham is renowned for its vibrant culture and diverse neighborhoods—one moment you could be exploring the historic canals near Brindleyplace, and the next, you might be taking in the artistic flair of Digbeth’s street art scene. Unfortunately, even in these lively settings, an unexpected encounter with a wasp nest can turn your day upside down. Whether you’re hosting an event, running a business, or simply relaxing at home, aggressive wasps can pose a real threat to comfort and safety.
That’s where we come in. With years of hands-on experience in wasp control, we’ve successfully tackled nests of all sizes across Birmingham’s many districts. Our professionals are trained to understand the nuances of wasp behavior, ensuring each nest is removed swiftly, safely, and thoroughly. We use proven techniques and specialized equipment to handle the job, minimizing any disruption to your daily routine.
What sets us apart? We pride ourselves on rapid response times, local expertise, and top-tier customer service. Because we’re conveniently situated in the Birmingham area, you can trust that help is just around the corner—whenever you call. Plus, our friendly team is more than happy to offer tips and advice to help prevent future infestations.
Don’t let pesky wasps ruin your appreciation of Birmingham’s bustling streets and rich heritage. If you’re looking for wasp control services near me, get in touch with us today. Let us handle the stings so you can focus on enjoying all that this dynamic city has to offer!
Frequently Ask Question
some Faq's
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Do you remove the nest
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How long does it take for the nest to die after treatmentOnce treated for the first 2 - 3 hours you're going to see alot more activity, so it's best to insure any windows near the treated area are closed for this period. In general wasp nests are dead within 24 hours, but we say allow 48 hours as there might be a few stray wasps still about. If your are still seeing activity coming from that area give us a call back and we will come back out and re-treat free of charge
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What happens it we are still seeing waspsAs long as its the same nest in the same area we will come out and re-treat free of charge. We gaurantee our work
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If you don't remove the nest would it not return next yearWasps are only active for 1 season and start dying off in the Autumm. Once the nest is dead wasps will not re-occupy. The newly formed queen's in the Autumm months will hiberbate in warm area's and come summer they will get there worker wasps to begin building a new nest
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Can you kill bee'sWe can kill bee's, but we cannot kill honney bee's. Honney bee's are very similar looking to wasps apart from they are not as bright and a little furry. They also act differntly when near the nest. If you have honey bee's best to find a bee keeper as we can't help
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If you have any issues with wasps, don't leave it too long as the nest can grow insize and cause more issues coming into the summer months