WASP NEST?
WE'LL TAKE IT
FROM HERE.
Professional wasp nest treatment enquiries in Crawley, Horsham, East Grinstead and surrounding Sussex. Send us a photo from a safe distance to get started.
THE SMALL PROBLEM THAT FEELS BIG.
Found a nest in your roof, garden, shed or outbuilding? We can help you understand the next step. Don't approach, block the entrance or disturb the nest.
PEST CONTROL.
WITHOUT THE FUSS.
Wasp nests are our focus. We also offer a wider range of pest services as qualifications, insurance and operational readiness permit.
WASP, HORNET
OR BEE?
Not all flying insects are wasps. Some may be honey bees or other pollinators, and the right response is different. If you're unsure, send a photograph from a safe distance.
Suspect a yellow-legged (Asian) hornet? Do not disturb it. Report a sighting through the official reporting route.
THREE SIMPLE STEPS.
GET IN TOUCH
WhatsApp us with your location and a brief description of the problem.
SHOW US THE NEST
If safe, send a photo taken from a distance. We can discuss access, options and a quote.
ARRANGE A VISIT
Once the service and price are agreed, arrange an appointment subject to availability.
SUSSEX IS
OUR PATCH.
Local pest control enquiries across Crawley, Horsham, East Grinstead and nearby communities. Ask us if you're just outside these areas.
GOOD TO KNOW.
How much does wasp nest treatment cost?
Prices depend on nest location, access and treatment needs. Contact us for a confirmed quote. The starting price shown here is a placeholder until finalised.
Should I block the entrance to a wasp nest?
No. Do not block the nest entrance or disturb the nest. Keep children and pets away and ask for advice.
What if they are honey bees?
Bee swarms need a different approach from wasp nests. Send a photo from a safe distance so we can help identify the insects and discuss suitable options.
Can you come out today?
Appointment availability is confirmed individually when you get in touch. We don't promise same-day service without checking.
FOUND A NEST?
LET'S TALK.
Tell us what you've found and where you are. A photo from a safe distance can help us understand the problem.