A wasps nest is created afresh each season starting with a solitary queen. In spring over wintering wasp queens abandon their hibernation and start developing new nests using a papery substance that she makes by chewing small bits of wood combined with saliva. This is what’s called Wasp Paper. She’ll raise the first few workers by her very own efforts and those workers will then start the growth of the nest and nurturing the immature wasps to follow.

Nest development gets under way in earnest in June but will reach its maximum in size in August and September, when 5000 – 20,000 workers might be present. In late autumn the nest releases up to 2000 queens to hibernate and build new nests the subsequent spring. The nest is then spent and simply not used again.

Wasps Nests removed in Widnes 32.00 set fee no extras.

Throuhout the summer of 2010 Runcorn Wasps Nests will be removing wasps nests throughout dealt with in Frodsham for a set rate of only 32.000.

We are available seven days per week including weekends and evenings and do not charge extra for evening and weekend wasp nest work.

Wasps nests can usually be dealt with from the outside of the premises by injecting a small quantity of insecticide into the entrance using a special device.

It is necessary to have a wasps’ nest treated before autumn when the new queens which will build next season’s nests start to be born. Once this commences just destoying the nest will not kill these queens as they are no longer using the nest. A single wasps nest can create up to 2000 queens.

During of the summer we give priority to wasps’ nest calls as we are aware that many people can have a severe reaction to wasps stings and it is vital to destroy the nest as soon as it is discovered. We do our best to provide a rapid same day service but this is naturally constrained by how much work we have on.

It is neither necessary nor desirable to remove a wasps nest itself as it cannot be used again and, being made purely of paper it will crumble away by itself.

We can be contacted on 01925 670375 seven days per week.