Wasp nest removal is the most common job we book in Brisbane. Most calls are about paper wasps, which hang grey, open-celled nests under eaves, gutters, verandah ceilings and pergola beams. Others are about mud wasps, which leave clay tubes on walls and window frames. Either way, a nest close to where people walk or sit is worth dealing with before it grows.
The crew we book begins by checking the nest, the wasp type and how many wasps are coming and going. They treat the nest with a product suited to the spot, give it time to work, then take the nest down and bag it once the activity has dropped. If there are more nests nearby, they point them out so you can decide what to do.
On the phone we ask where the nest is, roughly how big it looks, how high it sits and whether kids or pets use that area. From that we give you an upfront price before the visit and book a time that suits you. If the nest is close to a doorway or a play area, mention it and we will look for the earliest slot. Same-day or next-day visits are often possible where the run allows.
- Paper wasp nests under eaves, gutters and verandah ceilings
- Mud wasp nests on walls, window frames and sheds
- Nests on fences, letterboxes and rotary clotheslines
- Nests in shrubs, hedges and garden beds
- Advice on gaps and ledges that draw wasps back
Keep people and pets away from the nest until the crew arrives, and do not spray or knock it down yourself. To book wasp nest removal in Brisbane, call 07 3543 7771 and tell us where the nest is.
