Wasp nests around New Farm homes tend to appear under eaves, inside garden sheds, in roof voids or tucked into retaining walls and garden edges. Wasp nest removal starts with locating the nest and working out the species involved, since European wasps and paper wasps are dealt with a little differently and some nests are trickier to reach than others.
The crew we book treats the nest directly once located, using an approach suited to where it is positioned, whether that is a low eave, a shed roof or somewhere higher up needing a ladder. In New Farm homes with several outdoor structures, a full check of sheds, fence lines and eaves is worth doing at the same time to catch any other nests forming.
Once a nest is dealt with, wasps can take a day or so to stop returning to the area, so the crew will explain what to expect and whether another check is worth booking, especially during warmer months when new nests form quickly.
Nests are easier to deal with early, before they grow to the size where they become a real hazard near a doorway, clothesline or garden path used every day in a New Farm yard. Waiting rarely makes the job easier, since a small nest tucked under an eave can grow quickly once the weather warms up.
- Covers eaves, sheds, roof voids and garden structures
- Identifies the wasp species before treating the nest
- Suited to low nests and harder to reach spots
- Full outdoor check available to catch other forming nests
- Advice on what to expect in the days after treatment
If you have found a wasp nest around your New Farm property, call 07 3543 7772 and we will book a local team to deal with it.
