Professional Wasp Nest Removal in Abbey Wood

Walkways, Undercrofts and Garden Sheds

Wasps take whatever dry cavity they found in spring. On the estates that means the structure of a raised walkway, the void behind cladding, a garage block roof, a service duct opening or the space above a communal entrance. On the Bostall and Abbey Estate houses it means the more familiar list - a shed roof, a garage eave, a loft, a compost bin, a thick hedge or a soffit gap.

A single published figure matters most where somebody other than the resident has to authorise the work. There is no survey to arrange and no revised quote to wait for, which is usually what delays a nest on communal structure.

Signs You May Need Wasp Nest Removal in Abbey Wood

The full list is on the Wasp Nest Removal Greenwich page.

• A traffic route in a fixed direction. Wasps repeatedly crossing the garden on the same line are commuting, and the line points at the nest.
• Scratching or rustling behind a wall or ceiling. A nest being built inside a cavity makes a surprising amount of noise.
• Wasps appearing indoors in one room repeatedly. Usually a nest in the roof void or cavity next to it.

How We Deal With Wasps in Abbey Wood

The nest entrance is located and treated directly so returning foragers carry the treatment in. Keep people and pets away from the flight line for the rest of the day.