If you’ve uncovered a wasps’ nest near your home, it’s important to understand the risks that come along with an invasion. Wasp extermination is important in dealing with these pests. Wasps are usually found near cracks in the walls, attics, roof space, vegetation, trees, and holes in the ground and garden.

Just because you see a nest doesn’t mean that there is a serious problem. There are chances that it could be old or unattended. Nests are usually left empty when wasps leave after summer. Be on the look out for activity in and around the area before concluding that there is a problem. If you see wasps, then you may look into removing it from your property. Check for nests often, especially during warmer months. This is definitely important if someone from your home is allergic to wasp stings.

If you see a lot of wasps, dead insects or have sting marks on your pets and children are obvious signs of an invasion. The actual nest can differ in appearance based on the species. However, most appear as paper made of bark or collagen.

Wasp extermination should be left to pest experts because of the danger of an active nest. The right equipment and procedures are necessary. Commercial spray is needed usually sprayed during the less active time of day, and then again once activity has seemed to cease. The nest can then be removed. Removing the nest before the accurate time could mean aggravating up to 10,000 wasps. A wasps’ sting can become very painful and could possibly cause life threatening reactions for people who are allergic.

If you think there may be a problem around your home, seek help from an expert. Wasp extermination isn’t difficult for an experienced professional. To arrange an inspection or service in the Sydney region call 0417 251 911 or email Bruce at bruce@a1pestcontrol.com.au.