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Apex Environmental Leeds
Apex Environmental Leeds
Wasp Nest Removal Leeds
Wasp Nest Removal Leeds
We are proud of our success which has been recognised with awards for customer service, staff development and training and our responsible approach.
We are members of the NPTA and trained by the British Pest Control Association, approved to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, and are also fully accredited to Safe Contractor, CHAS Premium Plus.
Whether you have problems with pest birds, rodents, cockroaches, wasps, bedbugs or ants, for speedy, effective and discreet pest control or pest management services call Apex Environmental Leeds.
Wasp Removal Experts In West Yorkshire
Wasp Removal Experts In West Yorkshire
We at Apex Environmental Leeds specialise in Wasp nest treatment in Leeds and the surrounding area of West Yorkshire. All of our Wasp nest removal work is guaranteed and we do both residential and commercial work.
Apex Environmental Leeds - Pest Control was founded in 2020 with a focus on offering a customer-focused service. From small beginnings, the business has grown steadily and today we are recognised as one of the Yorkshires leading private pest control companies with hundreds of clients across Leeds, Sheffield, Barnsley, Wakefield and the rest of the UK.
Life Cycle Of A Wasp
Life Cycle Of A Wasp
A female Queen Wasp leaves her winter home (a golf ball nest) in the early spring and looks for another place to start this year's nest.
An wasp nest is constructed from chewed vegetation and Wasp saliva to create a Paper Mache structure with layers of hexagonal cells (similar to a Bees honeycomb). The queen lays an egg in the hexagonal cells, which in turn grows into Wasp Grubs. Then those Wasp Grubs become Pupas, which then grow into Wasps
As the Wasps spend their time bringing food (insects) and building material back to the Wasp nest ensuring the continuous growth of the Wasp population and the size of the Wasp nest.
An average Wasp's Nest can house 5000 Wasp's on average, but in hotter summers, nests this large can house upwards of 10,000 Wasp's.
A Wasp will defend his territory viciously, so anyone who enters will be in danger of receiving numerous Wasp Stings, as Wasps are able to sting more than once, unlike Bees. A contributing factor to this increase in aggression is an increase in fermented fruit from Apples and Plums which are carried by the wasps in early autumn.
As the temperature drops in late October and early November, the worker Wasps die and the Queen leaves the nest, causing the Wasp nest to be redundant. Large Wasp Nests found in roof spaces in the early part of the year can be knocked off the rafter etc. and thrown in the bin. The queen is the only survivor, and she builds another nest in which to hibernate until spring. The whole process starts again the following early spring.
About Our Wasp Removal Service
About Our Wasp Removal Service
Trained And Insured
The technicians we employ have qualifications and certificates in pest control & pest management.
Safe Wasp Control
We always provide a treatment report detailing what products were used and what safety measures were taken.
No Extra Charges
We do not charge extra for nests that are hard to get to and we do not charge extra for evening and weekend visits.
Quick And Simple Wasp Removal
Treatment of most wasps nests can be accomplished without ladders or specialized equipment outside the property.
Wasp Nest Guaranteed To Be Resolved
Wasp Nest Guaranteed To Be Resolved
The male wasp is generally smaller than the female wasp, ranging in size from 10mm to 20mm. Black and yellow stripes adorn their bodies, and they are often mistaken for bees until they are provoked into defending their territory. Since wasps are aggressive, many people find them to be a nuisance. They tend to build their nests in common areas, which then causes issues with the homeowners who will need to share space with these insects!
As the weather warms up in mid to early April wasps start making nests in which the queen can lay her eggs after emerging from hibernation. The first eggs to hatch are sterile female wasps that will tend to the young wasps. By the end of the summer, the nest and its surrounding locations could spawn thousands of new wasps. Female wasps are then fed by the queen, which produces males, who go on to mate before secluding themselves to hibernate for the winter.
Under patios and decks
In chimneys
In walls
Near windows
In lofts
Under gutters
In hedges
Near compost bins
Hanging from tree branches
If you do find a new wasp nest inside your home or on your property, do not attempt to remove it yourself. These nests are notoriously difficult to remove and many people are unaware of the risks some removal methods pose. When wasps deem you threatening their nest, they will attempt to sting you as well. An allergic reaction such as anaphylaxis (anaphylactic shock) when wasps sting leads to swelling around the eyes, mouth, and throat. Also known as anaphylactic shock, symptoms produce rashes, itching, and swelling throughout the body. Anaphylaxis can be fatal in some cases. It is vital to remove wasps from your home, garden, or other property as quickly as possible to reduce the risk of an allergic reaction.
Contact Apex Environmental Leeds Today!
Contact Apex Environmental Leeds Today!
Removal of wasp nests and control of wasps is imperative for house health and safety as well as the safety of occupants. Because of this, Apex Environmental Leeds provides top-notch Wasp Control services to homeowners and businesses in Leeds. Using our Wasp Nest Removal Service, our experienced team can safely remove the nest from your property and take care of these insects. You'll never have to worry about dangerous chemicals left on your property, because everything is taken care of quickly and quietly. Furthermore, you can get advice on preventing wasps from coming back by consulting our technicians. Don't let wasps ruin your chance to enjoy your home and garden this summer. Call Apex Environmental Leeds today and ask about our Wasp Control and Wasp Nest Removal services. To find out more about our services, you can reach us today at 0113 390 4270.
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