Wasp nest removal in South London
Usually one visit, often the same day. Lofts, soffits, sheds, garden walls and under decking.
When to call about a wasp nest
A nest near a door, a bin store or anywhere children play should be dealt with straight away.
- A steady stream of wasps coming and going from one point on the building
- A papery grey nest in the loft, shed or under the eaves
- Wasps consistently entering under a roof tile, soffit or airbrick
- Activity around decking, a compost bin or a bank in the garden
- Wasps inside the house in numbers, particularly upstairs
- Anyone in the household with a known sting allergy

Never block the entrance to a nest. Wasps will chew through plasterboard to find another way out, which usually means into the room.
How we treat a wasp nest
Straightforward in most cases, but it is a job where the right protective equipment matters.
Locate
We find the actual nest, not just the entry point. The two are often several metres apart inside a roof void.
Treat
Treatment applied directly to the nest entrance in full protective equipment. The colony is usually dead within a few hours.
Check
We confirm activity has stopped and advise on whether the nest needs physically removing.
Prevent
Advice on proofing the entry point before next season, since wasps often favour the same spot year after year.
What affects the price
Most domestic wasp nests are a single fixed-price visit. A few are not.
- Where the nest is and how accessible it is
- Whether height or ladder work is involved
- How many nests are on the property
- Whether it is a wasp nest or a honey bee swarm, which we handle differently
- Whether you need it attending out of hours
Common questions
Can I leave it until the winter?
Is it wasps or bees?
How soon can you come?
Do you remove the nest itself?
Where we cover
Across South London and Surrey, from Morden and Mitcham out to Epsom, Chertsey and Cobham.
Wasps coming and going from the roof?
Most nests are dealt with in a single visit. Call and we will tell you when we can get there.
