These days do-it-yourself projects are trending on the internet. From cutting your own hair to painting your own home to grow your own food. We know, do-it-yourself not only saves money but brings satisfaction from learning new skills and engaging in hobbies.
But some projects such as wasp and bee removal or wasp and bee nest removal can be dangerous. After all, they can attack in swarms, they’re venomous, and their colonies can grow to large proportions before humans are made aware of their existence. So it is best left to the professionals who are experienced in pest control and can do so safely.
Before you start getting rid of wasp’s nest all over your property, our team at Tradie Team would like to help you learn a little bit more about wasp removal.
Recognising the Signs of a Wasp Nest
The first step is to identify the wasp nests. Wasp nest has an exterior that looks something like grey tissue paper that has been pasted together into small strips. At first, a wasp nest will start off very small. But slowly the nest will grow rapidly in size.
The next step is to find out where exactly wasp nests are built, so you can keep an eye out for them before it becomes big. Generally, nests are built in sheltered spots with easy access to the outside. You can often find the nests in wall cavities, roof spaces, in bird boxes, sheds or garages, near flowering, fruiting trees or bushes.
Lastly, as we said earlier wasp removal needs to be handled by a professional. The reason that even a small sting can harm or prove fatal to anyone, even those without a bee allergy.
If you are concerned about a developing or existing nest at your property, call us today!