Protect your home with emergency wasp nest treatment!
Don’t panic if you spot a wasp nest - we are here for you!
Starting from £75
Professional wasp extermination services by Fantastic Pest Control
Wasps are definitely one of those insects that you don’t want to go and mess with. Commonly confused for bees, these creatures do pollinate plants, but don’t make honey. Once irritated, they sting and they are good at it. If you spot a wasp nest in your back garden, it’s best to get it removed, otherwise, you risk getting hurt. Young children are especially susceptible to severe and even life-threatening allergic reactions if stung by an angry wasp. So, it’s not advisable to try handling the insect’s nest by yourself - wasp nest removal requires professional expertise and experience.
How wasp control is done
Benefits of using Fantastic Pest Control
24/7 chat and phone support
Your home is treated with COSHH-approved products
Performed by experienced pest controllers
7-day availability and flexible work hours
As a member of the Fantastic club, you can get £30 OFF for 10 different services within 1 year.
How to prepare for your wasp treatment

Here is what to do before the wasp nest treatment service takes place. Also, check our prevention tips:
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Frequently asked questions
Q: Are wasps aggressive in nature?
A: Only female wasps have the ability to sting and will only do so when provoked. However, if you get too close to a nest, you will almost surely get stung by a wasp.
Q: Can the insects build indoor nests as well?
A: Absolutely. In fact, it’s not a rare occurrence for wasps to build nests within attics, lofts, sheds, gardens, garages, and any other place that is warm, dry, and easily accessible.
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Wasp control in London and the rest of England
Learn more about wasps
Check our tips, tricks and other useful information regarding wasps.